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Leap Cosmos
  • Introduction
  • for dapps: Connect to Leap
    • Introduction
    • Optimizing Wallet Connectivity for Cosmos Dapps
    • Add Leap to existing Keplr integration
    • Add Leap to a new dapp
    • Suggest chain : Add Leap to a non-native chain
    • Add Leap to a Secret dapp
    • Wallet Connect
    • Wallet Adapters
      • Cosmos Kit
      • Shuttle
    • API Reference
  • for chains: integrate into Leap
    • Introduction
  • for SEI dapps: Connect to Compass
    • Connect to Compass
  • FOR SEI EVM DAPPS: CONNECT TO COMPASS
    • Connect to Compass
    • Supported RPC methods
  • Leap Metamask Snap
    • Introduction
    • Integrating Snaps
      • Metamask Cosmos Snap
      • Cosmos Snap Provider
      • Cosmos Kit
  • Embedded Wallet SDK
    • Embedded Wallet SDK React
    • Embedded Wallet Provider
    • Migration
    • Usage without UI
  • Elements
    • Introduction
    • Get Started
    • Integrate via CDN / Script Tag
    • Integrate as an Embed
    • Components
      • Aggregated Swaps
      • IBC Only Swaps
      • Fiat On-ramp
      • IBC Transfer
      • Multi View
    • Theming
      • Using CSS Variables
      • Advanced Customisations
    • Use Elements Without the UI
    • Tab Config
    • Using Skip API Key
  • Cosmos Nodes
    • Fallback Falooda : Node Fallback System
    • (Coming Soon) Blockchain Node Setup Guide
    • (Coming Soon) Monitoring Blockchain Node Performance
  • RESOURCES
    • Leap Assets
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  1. Cosmos Nodes

(Coming Soon) Monitoring Blockchain Node Performance

This project will monitor blockchain nodes' uptimes and latencies over time.

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Last updated 8 months ago

The ecosystem has many blockchains. Many of them don't have an organization hosting reliable blockchain nodes to serve API requests for public use. This leads organizations to either host their own blockchain nodes (an expensive and time-consuming ordeal), or rely on blockchain nodes hosted by the community. Many of the community hosted blockchain nodes suffer from low uptimes, and high latencies as their operators aren't compensated for their work, and therefore lack the motivation and money to provide a high quality service. Using third party hosting solutions such as isn't practical since they only provide API access for a few of the blockchains in the Cosmos ecosystem.

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