Xandeum, a blockchain-oriented software development company, has unveiled stimulated provider nodes (PNODES), a new storage scale on Solana (SOL), according to the reports that will be shared with Finbold on Thursday 20 March.
Designed to tackle some critical bottlenecks on Solana, pnodes offer scalable, efficient storage for smart contracts on the network.
Xandeum Pnodes
Pnodes integrate directly with the programs on Solana to create a decentralized storage layer for> Web3 applications.
As such, PNODS goes to Solana’s lack of a native, scalable storage mechanism by giving smart contracts access to a distributed storage network.
This unlocks new possibilities for blockchain developers, crypto traders and potential investors who want to benefit from the growing web3 sector, while they may earn rewards.
Developers of storage-intensive decentralized applications (DAPPs) will benefit the most, although crypto investors, adopters and junction operators who want to make some passive income can also look forward to new investment options.
Secure data storage
Xandeum uses erosion and configurable redundanti levels to guarantee secure data storage over multiple PNODs.
This ensures reliability and decentralization, while Solana-Validators give some room to breathe, because they traditionally have to store data and ensure the integrity of blockchain grade.
To achieve, manage and distribute their goals, the validator nodes of Xandeum Storage tasks cryptographically, which retain data integrity intact without sacrificing speed.
In addition, new Solana Primitives (“Peek” and “Poke”) facilitate data transfer between Solana accounts and are decentralized file system abstraction.
Xandeum’s “Deep South era”
Xandeum’s Pnodes marks the start of the deep South era of the platform, that is, the first innovation phase in 2025.
The phase also introduces Xandminer, a new management tool for registering pnodes, generating key pairs and building (or destroying) file systems.
A limited sale of 300 stimulated Devnet -PNodos will be introduced on the occasion of the launch (max 3 per wallet).
The Mainstet version is fully permissionless and open access to all participants.
