QuikNode.io
Jul 28, 2017 · 1 min read

Most definitely! In a vast majority if cases, you will be using a public node to send your transaction (via a service like MyEtherWallet.com). During ICOs, thousands of people try to send their transaction (tx) to these public nodes all at the same time. This creates a bottleneck, and your tx ends up in a queue. Every #QuikNode has a synced (up-to-date) copy of the Ethereum blockchain (the distributed public ledger), so you’ll essentially have a private express lane and be able to avoid the jams, ensuring your tx gets through asap. In addition to that, your node will help verify other transactions and strengthen the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) — a benefit that enhances everything in the Ethereum ecosystem.

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A fast & easy way to run your own Ethereum node. Check us out at https://quiknode.io/