Edgevana, the company revolutionizing frictionless protocol participation, has announced that it has moved into the Aptos ecosystem. This partnership will bring unrivaled convenience for operators, developers, and ecosystem projects interested in joining the Aptos network. By leveraging Edgevana’s one-click deployment marketplace, Aptos participants can effortlessly launch a Full Node and Indexer Node, both completely decentralized, with just a click of a button.
Aptos is a next-generation Layer 1 blockchain that is designed to evolve and improve performance while strengthening user safeguards. Its breakthrough technology and programming language, Move, have caught the attention of many in the blockchain industry, making it one of the most promising networks for developers and operators.
The partnership with Edgevana will make it even easier for node operators and developers to join the Aptos network and contribute to its growth. By reducing time, complexity, and cost for operators, this collaboration will accelerate Aptos’ mission to drive accessibility for the next billion users.
Aptos Operators will enjoy a range of benefits, including zero-to-operator deployment in under 60 seconds, access to guaranteed node decentralization, a private community of Aptos operators, full node analytics, benchmarking, and software update notifications to ensure network synchronization.
Ecosystem contributors will have access to these benefits as well as limitless API request queries for data indexing, exclusive access to a community of Aptos Developers, and unlimited RPC requests to their own dedicated Full Node. Current Edgevana Operators, developers, and institutions can launch an Aptos Public Full Node directly from Edgevana’s marketplace. Ryan Fay, Co-Founder of Edgevana, added, “It’s been exciting to collaborate with Aptos and its community to deliver an unparalleled solution that allows operators to go from zero to validating in under 60 seconds while ensuring and guaranteeing the decentralization of the Aptos network.”
This initiative aims to provide an easy-to-use, reliable way for participants to run a Full Node and Indexer Node. It will significantly reduce the barriers to entry for developers and operators, allowing them to focus on building the next generation of blockchain applications and services on top of the Aptos network. The spokesperson for the Aptos Foundation also shared their excitement about the partnership, saying, “We are thrilled to welcome Edgevana to the Aptos ecosystem. Their one-click node deployment marketplace will make it even easier for node operators and developers alike to join the Aptos network and contribute to its growth. This reinforces our commitment to drive accessibility and decentralization in the blockchain industry, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on the ecosystem.”
This milestone is a significant step forward in advancing the Aptos ecosystem’s growth and increasing accessibility for operators, developers, and ecosystem projects. It will enable more people to participate in the Aptos network, increasing its decentralization and strengthening its security. For builders and operators looking to create the next generation of the internet, the program waitlist is now open and accessible by visiting the landing page linked here. This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a growing ecosystem and contribute to the development of next-generation blockchain technology.
About Edgevana
Edgevana’s platform powers the next generation of the internet for everyday users with simplicity in mind. Users can access and participate in multiple protocols with our one-click-to-deploy features, exclusive incentive programs, and our partnership marketplace which creates a one-stop-shop experience to drive both Web2 and Web3 ecosystem adoption. For more information, visit www.edgevana.com.
About Aptos Network
Aptos Network is a DeFi platform built on Polkadot that offers lending, staking, and governance services. It has a dual token system and prioritizes security and transparency.
