Every chain you list is a promise to your users.

The long tail is where providers fail you.

Any provider can sell you an Ethereum node. The test is chain forty on your listing page: the one with real deposit volume and no shared RPC market. Because we build nodes on order, a chain nobody else runs costs us a runbook, not a datacentre, so the answer is yes at a known flat price instead of a shrug.

Consolidating on one accountable provider also simplifies the part auditors care about: one SLA, one privacy posture that never inspects your traffic, one support channel where an engineer answers at 3am. And where policy requires owned infrastructure, the bring-your-own-hardware service keeps the machines in your custody while we keep them healthy.