A block engine is a service, run close to a chain’s validators, that accepts transactions and bundles from traders and forwards them directly to the current or next block producer, often through an auction for inclusion. A hosted node provider runs a chain’s nodes and sells access to their RPC endpoints, with request limits per plan, so that a firm need not run its own.
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What is Block engine, hosted node provider?
Also known as: block engine · hosted node provider