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Blockchain node servers that never hit a traffic cap.
Validators, RPC endpoints and archive nodes need fast NVMe, plenty of memory and a network that never meters. Run them on bare metal with 10 Gbps unmetered, paid in the coins you already hold.
Recommended for Solana validators
AMD EPYC 9355P
- 32 cores / 64 threads · 3.55 / 4.4 GHz
- 384 GB DDR5 ECC
- 2 × 3.84 TB NVMe Gen5
- 10 Gbps unmetered
A 3.55 GHz base clock, 384 GB of ECC memory and two Gen5 NVMe drives to keep accounts and ledger apart.
$869 −40%$519/mo
Ready in 24 h
- 10 Gbps unmetered port
- Always-on DDoS protection
- IPMI / KVM access
- IPv4 + routed /64 IPv6
- $0 setup, cancel anytime
Why PowerDedi
Built for nodes that never sleep.
Sync without a traffic billInitial syncs, snapshots and peer traffic add up to tens of terabytes a month. Here they cost nothing extra.
NVMe that keeps upPCIe 4.0 and 5.0 NVMe on every server, with two to four drives so accounts, ledger and snapshots can live apart.
Memory headroomFrom 64 GB to 1.5 TB of DDR5, ECC on every EPYC, for account indexes and archive state.
Pay with what you earnBTC, ETH, SOL, XMR or USDT (TRC-20). Email-only sign-up, no card and no KYC.
- Snapshot download
- ~4.5 TB/hat 10 Gbps line rate
- Traffic billed
- 0 TBsync and serve without a meter
- EPYC Turin cities
- 4Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York, Tokyo
- Memory
- up to 1.5 TBECC DDR5 on EPYC
Sizing
Sizing by network and role.
Minimums from each client team’s published requirements, and the configuration we would pick. Accounts and ledger should never share a drive on Solana.
| Network & role | CPU | Memory | Storage | Our pick |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solana validator | 12+ cores / 24 threads, 2.8 GHz+ base, AVX2 and SHA extensions | 256 GB+, ECC suggested | Separate NVMe: accounts 1 TB+, ledger 1 TB+, snapshots 500 GB+ | |
| Solana RPC node | 16+ cores / 32 threads | 512 GB+ with account indexes (1 TB+ for all of them) | As a validator, larger ledger for history | |
| Ethereum full node (execution + consensus) | 4+ fast cores | 32 GB+ | 2 TB NVMe minimum, 4 TB recommended | |
| Ethereum archive (Reth, Erigon) | 8+ cores | 64 GB+ | 4 TB+ NVMe and growing | |
| Bitcoin full node + indexer | 4+ cores | 16 GB+ (more speeds up the initial sync) | Chain over 700 GB; Fulcrum or electrs add 50–200 GB | |
| L2s and other L1s (Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Avalanche…) | 8 to 16+ cores | 64–128 GB | 4 TB+ NVMe, far more for archive |
Requirements from the published documentation of Anza (Agave), the Ethereum client teams and Bitcoin Core, checked September 2026. They change with network upgrades.
Recommended servers
Start from a proven configuration.
Every price includes the 10 Gbps unmetered port, DDoS protection and IPMI. The struck price is the market median for the same hardware.
Solana validatorRecommended
24 h3.55 / 4.4 GHz · Zen 5
- 32 cores / 64 threads
- 384 GB DDR5 ECC
- 2 × 3.84 TB NVMe Gen5
- 10 Gbps unmetered
Anza’s clock and memory guidance with room to spare: 3.55 GHz base, 384 GB ECC, Gen5 NVMe.
Deploy$869−40%$519/moAvailable in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York, Tokyo.
Solana RPC
24 h3.2 / 4.4 GHz · Zen 5
- 64 cores / 128 threads
- 768 GB DDR5 ECC
- 4 × 3.84 TB NVMe Gen5
- 10 Gbps unmetered
768 GB for account indexes and four Gen5 drives to separate accounts, ledger and snapshots.
Deploy$1,590−40%$949/moAvailable in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York, Tokyo.
Archive or multi-chain
~15 min2.75 / 3.8 GHz · Zen 4
- 48 cores / 96 threads
- 256 GB DDR5 ECC
- 2 × 3.84 TB NVMe
- 10 Gbps unmetered
48 cores, 256 GB ECC and 7.68 TB of NVMe: an Ethereum archive node or several full nodes side by side.
Deploy$812−40%$489/moAvailable in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York, Los Angeles, Singapore.
Bitcoin node
~15 min3.8 / 5.3 GHz · Zen 4
- 8 cores / 16 threads
- 64 GB DDR5
- 2 × 1 TB NVMe
- 10 Gbps unmetered
Bitcoin Core plus Fulcrum or electrs on 2 TB of NVMe, in stock in 8 cities.
Deploy$129−39%$79/moAvailable in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, Paris, New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Singapore.
FAQ
Blockchain nodes: questions, answered.
Still have a question? Customers with an active server get answers from engineers in a support ticket.
Support ticketsAre validators and RPC nodes allowed?
Yes. Validators, RPC endpoints, archive nodes, indexers and relayers are all welcome. You keep full control of your keys: we never access the contents of your server.
Is cryptocurrency mining allowed?
CPU mining is allowed on any server. GPU mining is not permitted on GPU servers, which are reserved for compute and AI workloads.
How fast can I restore from a snapshot?
A 10 Gbps port moves up to about 4.5 TB an hour. In practice the speed depends on the source you download from and on disk write speed, but snapshot restores are rarely limited by our network.
Some providers ban blockchain nodes. Why not you?
Because our network is built for sustained traffic and our price does not depend on how much you use it. We only act on abuse, never on legitimate node traffic.
Can I spread nodes across several locations?
Yes. Ten cities on three continents, with EPYC Turin servers in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York and Tokyo. Some delegation programs favor less concentrated locations, which helps.
Guides
Related guides
- Ethereum node hardware requirements in 2026: full, archive, validatorWhat an Ethereum full node, archive node or validator needs in 2026, based on EIP-7870 and the client documentation: CPU and single-thread speed, memory, NVMe size per client, history expiry, archive modes and bandwidth.
- Solana validator and RPC hardware in 2026: a practical sizing guideWhat Solana validators and RPC nodes need in 2026, based on Anza’s published requirements: clock speed, memory for account indexes, separate NVMe drives, network capacity, tuning and concentration rules.
- Bitcoin full node hardware requirements in 2026Disk, memory, CPU and bandwidth for a Bitcoin full node in 2026: chain size and growth, pruned versus archival nodes, Electrum server indexes, faster syncs with AssumeUTXO, and the configurations that fit.
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