The past few weeks in crypto have shown that decentralization actually matters. Any centralized point in a protocol’s tech stack can be used as an attack vector. Since most apps rely on centralized infrastructure providers for RPC calls, the RPC layer becomes a prime avenue for limiting access to apps.
Ankr and Pocket are two decentralized node infrastructure protocols aiming to decentralize the RPC layer. Will they solve Web3’s node centralization problem?
