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[BOUNTY PROGRAM] Searching for RPCs, Oracles, Bridges doesn't have to be complicated. Doing good for web3 doesn’t have to be complicated. Contribute to Chain.Love open-source database → help builders → earn a bounty. 🧵(1/2)

The Forest team’s been in the trenches, making Forest's Ethereum-compatible JSON-RPC faster, and faster, and faster. Check out the latency on these RPC calls from @chainloveweb3

Don't tell me you missed this announcement!

2/ The April update is now published in our GitHub Discussion: #discussioncomment-16843818" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/Chain-Love/cha… Thanks to everyone contributing to ChainLove and helping make Web3 infra easier to discover, compare, and navigate.

1/ April contributor rewards are live! This month, rewards went to contributors who helped expand and maintain the Chain.Love open-source infrastructure database across providers, networks, APIs, and related ecosystem data. Small contributions compound when the database keeps growing.

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We added almost every network we could map to ChainLove. Good luck counting them💚 Now you can jump between chains, explore available infra providers, and compare RPCs, explorers, indexers, oracles, bridges, dev tools and more from one place.

2/ MCP Gateway is a step in that direction. A unified interface where agents can: > discover > access > interact with infra Same providers. Different interface. chain-love.gitbook.io/mcp-module

Soon, developers won’t be the ones choosing infrastructure. Agents also will. But the current Web3 stack isn’t built for that: > fragmented providers > inconsistent APIs > too much manual integration 🤯

2/ What surprised us most: Good infra data is not built by experts alone — it’s built by people who care enough to update it. That’s how 78,000+ providers start to make sense. We publish weekly stats + breakdown here: github.com/Chain-Love/cha…

We’ve been tracking contributors to ChainLove every week. Contributions and their how. And a few patterns became obvious: > most contributions don’t come from “top devs” > people start small (fix → add → improve) > consistency beats skill

Good luck with exams 💚

Okay, it's not a secret anymore, but... Starting next week, Chain.Love Toolbox will automatically launch across all networks in our database🤯 Every chain → its own live infra hub Every provider → instantly discoverable One interface. One standard. Pure💚

Our Italian friend says: “No news, good news.” Meanwhile us shipping updates every week: 🤌 …so are we doing this wrong?

2/ It’s a bit of a mess. But a beautiful one. Take a look: app.chain.love/toolbox/apis

We did a slightly crazy thing. We took all networks. Put them into one instance. Now you can scroll through 78,000+ providers / agents in one place. Just imagine that for a second - everything, across all chains, in a single view. 👇

2/ #setup" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">chain.love/mcp-gateway#se… // For those who knows exactly what to do: mcp_config.json: { "mcpServers": { "chainlove-gateway": { "url": "app.chain.love/mcp", "headers": { "x-chainlove-cred-<credentialKey>": "<credentialValue>" } } } }

MCP gateway for Web3 agents and infra. You know what to do. 🔗👇

2/ eth.chain.love/providers

1/ bet you haven’t taken our little tour yet but it’s kinda nice open it while sipping your coffee and suddenly you’re comparing 40+ infra providers without suffering