NOWNodes Joins Expanding Group Offering Support for Shibarium

NOWNodes, a prominent provider of blockchain infrastructure, has revealed that it is preparing to provide both shared and dedicated access to the highly anticipated Shibarium blockchain, which is a layer-2 solution for Shiba Inu.

NOWNodes is preparing to be among the primary node providers for the forthcoming Shibarium network.

The blockchain service provider announced in a tweet that its engineers are presently making arrangements for the debut of ShibariumNet. The launch of this blockchain technology is anticipated to happen before May, as Shytoshi Kusama, the lead developer of Shiba Inu, has previously disclosed.

As #Shibarium is coming some time later this year, our engineers are preparing for @ShibariumNet release 👀

NOWNodes will provide shared and dedicated access to $SHIB Shibarium Blockchain
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— NOWNodes ⛓️ (@NOWNodes) February 21, 2023

NOWNodes has announced that it will make available to developers and businesses who want to build on the blockchain both shared and dedicated access to the network. The shared access option will enable multiple users to access the network at a lower cost, whereas dedicated access will offer a more customized and exclusive experience at a higher price point.

NOWNodes is a notable provider of blockchain infrastructure services, delivering high-quality node services to individuals and businesses through APIs for a range of blockchain networks. It has a diverse portfolio of more than 50 blockchains, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Solana, and XRP, supported by its node providers. NOWNodes is adding Shibarium to its expanding list of networks.

The entity prides itself on offering an exceptional node service with a 99.95% uptime and a processing rate exceeding 15,000 transactions per second. The response time is nearly instantaneous at just 0.6 seconds. Users have the option to select either the shared or dedicated node services.

The provider of blockchain infrastructure now joins the expanding group of companies that have declared their support for the blockchain. They include Ledger, Atomic Wallet, and Swapzone, all of which have stated that they are prepared to support the network once it launches.

Olasunkanmi Abudu

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