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Eclipse Mainnet

Network Name
Eclipse Mainnet

Description

Eclipse Mainnet with real economic value.

RPC

Free (good for testing but do not autoscale and are rate-limited):

  • https://mainnetbeta-rpc.eclipse.xyz

    • Rate limit: 3 reqs/s

    • Exceeding the rate limit can lead to a temporary IP ban

  • https://eclipse.helius-rpc.com

    • Rate limit: 25 reqs/s per ip

Private (recommended):

Block Explorers

Celestia Namespace

Eclipse Testnet

Network Name
Eclipse Testnet

Description

Realistic to Mainnet but with no real economic value.

RPC

https://testnet.dev2.eclipsenetwork.xyz

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Celestia Namespace

Eclipse Devnet2

Network Name
Eclipse Devnet2 (Devnet1 is being deprecated)

Description

Simulates developer experience.

RPC

https://staging-rpc.dev2.eclipsenetwork.xyz https://staging-rpc-eu.dev2.eclipsenetwork.xyz

Block Explorers

RPC Requirements

  • CPU

    • 12 cores / 24 threads, or more

    • 2.8GHz base clock speed, or faster

  • RAM

    • 256GB or more

  • Disk

    • Ledger: 2TB or larger. SSD suggested

    • Accounts: 500G or larger. SSD suggested

(shared and dedicated tiers available)

(dedicated option only)

(shared and dedicated tiers available)

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