At BlockJoy, we’ve always been guided by a vision to empower the Web3 ecosystem with tools and services that align with the principles of decentralization, transparency, and community ownership. Over the past year, it’s been our privilege to support you with our fully managed node hosting service, ensuring your blockchain operations run smoothly and reliably.
As we reflect on the evolving landscape of Web3, we’ve come to realize that our current hosted offering—while convenient—mirrors the centralized cloud solutions we’ve long sought to move beyond. This approach, though effective, doesn’t fully embody the spirit of decentralization that drives blockchain technology forward. We believe the future of Web3 lies in giving you, our community, the power to control your own infrastructure, free from reliance on intermediaries.
To that end, we’re announcing a pivotal shift: effective March 31, 2025, we will sunset our fully managed node hosting service. This isn’t a goodbye—it’s an invitation to take the next step in your Web3 journey with us. Starting April 1, 2025, we’re doubling-down on our decentralized commitment by open-sourcing our infrastructure, which means you can now run and manage your own nodes with our powerful, reliable software—the same tech that’s been the backbone of our managed service. It’s all about giving you the freedom to self-host on your terms while keeping things decentralized and in your control.
By transitioning to self-managed nodes with BlockJoy’s open-source software, you’ll gain:
We’re committed to making this transition seamless:
If you’ve got questions about the change, feel free to get in touch to chat with us.
This isn’t just a change in service—it’s a recommitment to the principles that brought us all to Web3. By putting the tools in your hands, we’re building a future where blockchain infrastructure is truly owned by its users. We can’t wait to see how you leverage BlockJoy’s software to power your projects, strengthen your operations, and contribute to the decentralized web.
Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we’re not just adapting to Web3—we’re defining it.