Enterprise blockchain has moved far beyond experimental pilots. In 2026, large organizations are no longer asking whether to adopt blockchain; they’re deciding which infrastructure stack can meet compliance requirements, scale across regions, and integrate with legacy systems without disrupting operations.…
The NOWNodes technical team is here 👋In this article, our technical specialist Michael B. shares his insights into liquid staking — how it works under the hood, how Liquid Staking Tokens function, and what technical nuances developers and crypto users…
In 2026, Solana continues to solidify its reputation as one of the most performant and developer-friendly blockchain networks. As a node provider supporting the Solana Mainnet Beta, we closely monitor technical developments, network performance, and ecosystem trends. Below is our…
Are you interested in how to run a Bitcoin node and become an active participant in the Bitcoin network? Running a BTC full node allows you to contribute to the decentralization and security of the network. In this comprehensive guide,…
In 2026, blockchain is no longer a “nice-to-have experiment.” It’s a critical layer of enterprise infrastructure, just like cloud or databases. CIOs and CTOs aren’t asking “should we use most popular blockchains?” anymore—they’re asking “which the most popular blockchains makes…
A blockchain node is a crucial element of any decentralized network, responsible for storing, verifying, and distributing blockchain data. Without nodes, cryptocurrencies and smart contracts wouldn’t function, as they enable transaction validation and network security. One of the most efficient…
WebSocket testing has become an essential part of modern Web3 development. It allows developers to test real-time communication between clients and servers, enabling interactive and dynamic web applications. With NOWNodes, you can easily create WebSockets subscriptions to blockchain networks and…
With the breaking news of the Dencun upgrade the capability of Ethereum and the Layer 2 networks has been significantly increased. To benefit from decreased gas fees on the L2 networks as the Arbitrum One, as well as to implement…
This article will guide you through the process of setting up and running a Tron full node. Whether you are a developer or a blockchain enthusiast, running a Tron full node allows you to actively participate in the Tron network,…
In the early days of Bitcoin, running a full node was a rite of passage. It was a declaration of self-sovereignty: you verified your own transactions, maintained your own copy of the blockchain, and depended on no one. In 2026,…