Definition ∞ Decentralized RPC, or Decentralized Remote Procedure Call, refers to a method for applications to interact with blockchain nodes without relying on a single, centralized service provider. Instead, requests are routed through a distributed network of nodes, enhancing censorship resistance and uptime. This architecture mitigates the risks associated with single points of failure and improves the reliability of decentralized application interactions. It is a critical component for robust Web3 infrastructure.
Context ∞ The development of decentralized RPC networks is a significant area of focus in blockchain infrastructure, with news often highlighting new protocols or services aiming to provide more resilient and private access to blockchain data. Concerns about centralized RPC providers creating potential points of censorship or failure drive the demand for these decentralized alternatives. This advancement is vital for ensuring the continued decentralization and operational integrity of the wider ecosystem.
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