Quicknode

We’re now in the official GitHub MCP Registry. Add Quicknode in Copilot and manage infra in plain English: spin up an endpoint, set a rate limit, run the right tools without leaving the chat🤖 Get started: https://lnkd.in/euZiUKhc

Happening TODAY in Miami 🚢🌴 Cursor Ship Night: show up with an idea at 16:00 and leave with a shipped product by 23:00, with $10K+ on the line. We're powering the infra, so your app has no excuse to be slow 😄 Last chance to register👇 luma.com/cursor-8hml

We just added x402 + MPP support to our CLI and SDK. qn wallet generate → point qn rpc call at any of 140+ networks → pay per request with USDC That's the whole onboarding. Your first 1M requests/month are on us, go build! Pick your lane:👇 CLI: quicknode.com/cli SDK: quicknode.com/sdk

If your app is multichain, your infra shouldn't feel like a group project between vendors. One Quicknode account. 83+ chains. Less infra choreography. More shipping. https://lnkd.in/efAqhn98

16 chains to 91 in 12 months. Dune parses onchain data for institutions like Visa, UBS, and Bloomberg. They consolidated onto Quicknode as the primary provider and hit the go-live window on every chain launch since. https://lnkd.in/ev_duav4

For decades, a corporate treasury had one job: preserve capital. Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATCOs) invert that. They raise equity specifically to buy Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana, and report treasury metrics as their primary KPI. The metric that explains the sector is mNAV: market cap divided by treasury value. Above 1, issuing shares is accretive. Below 1, it dilutes. Most companies pause raises until the premium returns. What gets missed is that the premium is not just a valuation outcome, it is the funding mechanism. A DATCO trading at 2x NAV can accumulate faster than one at 0.9x, which reinforces the narrative that earned the premium. It works in reverse just as efficiently. Our new guide covers the three DATCO models, the financing playbook, and the leading BTC, ETH, and SOL treasury companies by ticker. https://lnkd.in/eV2dzkNG

Openfort now supports Jito bundling on Solana, powered by Quicknode. Every sponsored transaction is submitted atomically through the Jito bundler. Sponsoring transactions on Solana at scale has a hard constraint: batches need to land atomically. If even one transaction in a batch fails or gets reordered, you break the invisible wallet experience your users expect. We chose Quicknode to power this because their Jito bundler is natively integrated with their RPC — not a separate service stitched on top. What this unlocks for apps building on Openfort: ✓ Atomic batch submissions — partial failures eliminated ✓ Sponsored txs confirm fast enough users never notice gas abstraction ✓ Production-grade Solana infra, no extra config needed

Humans use the dashboard. Agents and pipelines use the Admin API. Same control. Full automation. Endpoints, security, usage, and teams all via an API. quicknode.com/admin-api

It's 94 degrees and 100% humidity in Miami right now, so you may as well be inside shipping something. Aug 6: Cursor Ship Night. Come and build! Bring a laptop. Details + RSVP: https://lnkd.in/efJHVqs4

Quicknode Earn is now an API Every 5 minutes, Earn ranks every eligible Morpho vault across 7 chains and moves USDC when a better rate clears the strategy's rules, all without ever taking custody. As of today, everything the app does, your code can do over HTTP: create, activate, modify, monitor, and close. What does that put in your product? → A savings feature in a wallet or mobile app → Idle balances in a payment or treasury product, earning between settlements → An agent given a wallet and the docs → Scripts against your own capital, no interface at all The rules are yours. You set the rate threshold, vault spread, and TVL and liquidity floors, and can change them whenever you like. Quicknode handles the ranking, rebalancing, and cross-chain moves. Non-custodial by architecture. Read the API reference → earn.quicknode.com/api Read the full post → https://lnkd.in/eB7WQa2g