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BIG UPDATE: 1,000,000 free RPC requests per month, per agent, are now available via x402 on Quicknode.
No account, no API key. Connect a wallet, pay in testnet @USDC or USDG, and query 140+ networks. Refreshes every month.
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The complete blockchain development platform for high-performance teams.
Build, scale, and ship without compromise.
- Replying to @QuicknodeFully typed means your editor catches a wrong field or bad enum before you run anything. Not in prod at 2am. That goes for AI agents, too. Code written against the SDK either compiles or it doesn't ship. Docs (TypeScript, Python, Rust, Ruby)👇
- We rebuilt how you talk to the entire Quicknode platform. One typed SDK. Four languages from one core. Endpoints, Streams, Webhooks, and KV Store in single calls that autocomplete in your editor. And we compared old vs new live👇
00:00 - Replying to @QuicknodeBuilt for trading agents that need live liquidations and funding on demand. Take a look at it in action ↓
00:00 - 📣 SQL Explorer is now x402 + MPP enabled Agents and apps can query nearly 500B rows of onchain data and pay per call. No API key, no subscription. Data on demand, settled per request.
- The public API was never meant to carry production trading workloads. The @HyperliquidX team is saying it out loud now. Sergen wrote up exactly what's changing and what to move to Hyperliquid ⤵️
- Replying to @QuicknodeMost agents won't even need new code for this. If yours already pays for APIs through @agentcashdev, Quicknode endpoints work with the balance it holds. Point it at us and go!
- Replying to @Quicknode
- Replying to @QuicknodeOne wallet, three payment models: pay-per-request, nanopayments, and credit drawdown. Across JSON-RPC, REST, gRPC-Web, and WebSocket.
- Replying to @QuicknodeYour agent signs each request with its wallet and pays using a stablecoin. The chain you pay on and the chain you query don't have to match. Pay on @base, @solana, @XLayerOfficial, or @0xPolygon and read from any of 140+ networks.
