ConsenSys Tool Infura’s User Numbers Grow 250% in Under a Year
The product has seen users surge to 350,000 from fewer than 100,000.
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ConsenSys founder Joseph Lubin is also a co-founder of Ethereum. (CoinDesk archives)
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Infura, a blockchain development tool from ConsenSys, now has over 350,000 users for its service to connect to Ethereum and build decentralized apps (dapps).
- The product has seen the number grow from 100,000 less than a year ago, an increase of 250%, Consensys announced Tuesday.
- Infura allows developers to connect to the Ethereum blockchain using an API without having to run a full node, and underpins the majority of dapps on the network.
- ConsenSys also noted that 13% of Infura’s requests are on layer 2 networks, pointing to an increasing demand for Ethereum scaling services.
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