Blockchain hosting is about setting up, running, and maintaining node software on a server. Blockchain nodes are used to store and verify transaction data and track the flow of digital assets on a blockchain network. They also enable users to access and use the distributed ledger, allowing users to participate in activities such as validating transactions, running
smart contracts, and
staking.
With the growing popularity of blockchain, many content delivery networks (CDNs) and application hosting service providers are offering blockchain hosting services. These services simplify the process of setting up and running blockchain nodes and ensure users can access the most up-to-date versions of the blockchain and its related software. Additionally, they can provide users with the resources they need to participate in activities such as staking.