Restakers secure the Lava blockchain and boost top Providers, so they handle more RPC requests.
How does restaking on Lava work?
1. Stake to a Validator on the Lava blockchain. 2. Restake that stake to a Provider and select a chain they're supporting 3. Earn tokens from that chain if they have an incentive pool on Lava
Lava has zero inflation.
Zero.
Instead of inflated tokens, network contributors are paid with the revenue generated from paying customers (blockchains).
Connecting you to every blockchain > project > community.
Vesuvius Airdrop aligns with our vision to reach, unite and empower all communities in crypto.
6% of total LAVA was allocated in this airdrop.
> Testnet and Magma users
> Technical contributors and node runners from @eigenlayer and @graphprotocol @cosmossdk @CelestiaOrg Flashbots
> Members of @movementlabsxyz @monad_xyz @CelestineSloths @badkidsart @cosmoshub
- Mainnet Roadmap & "Magma"
- Multi-chain first - make RPC calls to 30+ chains using a single credential with the Lava SDK
- Fast archive access and, soon, indexing and subgraphs with modular "specs"
3/ Lava delivers an easy, fast multi-chain experience:
- Make calls to multiple chains in one instance of our SDK
- 30+ chains already supported and growing
- peer-to-peer RPC and API relays to reduce latency
- node runners supporting smaller and new chains
While multi-chain apps are becoming the standard, connecting them to blockchain data isn't getting any easier π§΅
There is a lack of consistency when it comes to communicating with blockchains.
Each ecosystem has its own set of tools and methods, whether it be self hosted nodes vs. centralized RPC vs. public endpoints, or differences in formats like REST vs. JSON-RPC vs gRPC.
This fragmentation is making it hard for teams who are building multi-chain interfaces, who need to handle multiple payments and contracts with various providers.
We've even spoken to teams who are managing their endpoints using a spreadsheet π’