Messari: 3 cloud providers host about 2/3 of the nodes of Ethereum and Solana

[Messari: 3 cloud providers host about 2/3 of the nodes of Ethereum and Solana] On August 18th, the encrypted data analysis platform Messari tweeted: "Cryptocurrency needs to be decentralized. 65% of the nodes on Ethereum of nodes are hosted in data centers, and the 3 major cloud providers account for 69% of them. Of the estimated 95% of Solana nodes hosted in data centers, 72% of nodes are hosted on the same cloud provider as Ethereum.” In addition, the attached Messari shows that 3 cloud providers host about 2/3 of the nodes of Ethereum and Solana.

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