Overview
Minecurve offers Elysium RPC endpoints with dedicated full and archive nodes: on the testnet today, and it says it will be on mainnet from the first day.
The word to notice is dedicated. A shared endpoint is fine for trying things; a dedicated full node is what a team rents when it needs predictable latency and its own archive rather than whatever retention a shared tier offers. Archive access matters for anything that needs historical state — balances at a past block, contract storage from before a migration.
The listing carries no contracts, no wallets and no transactions for it, and it should not: a node provider runs beside the chain, not on it, and none of the numbers in this directory would describe its work.
It sits in the same group as Alchemy, Chainstack, QuickNode and Hypedexer, which is itself the finding — five providers serving a testnet means Elysium’s stack is being taken seriously by infrastructure vendors before mainnet.
From the directory listing
An infrastructure provider with Elysium RPC endpoints and dedicated full and archive nodes, on testnet now and on mainnet from day one.
Key numbers
All-time figures the community directory reads from this project’s contracts on the Elysium testnet.
- Wallets, 7 days
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- Transactions, 7 days
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- Contracts
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