docs(pos/rpc-endpoints): add live latency benchmark reference - #2728
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Just bumping this in case it got buried under other PRs. Happy to adjust the wording or placement if that would help! |
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Adds one paragraph at the end of
docs/pos/reference/rpc-endpoints.md, right after the existing Alchemy Chain Connect and Chainlist references.Why this fits:
What's added:
About OpenChainBench: independent open-source project measuring RPC endpoint latency across 22+ chains every minute from three regions (US East, EU West, Singapore). Data published under CC BY 4.0, Go harness open sourced on GitHub, no affiliation with any RPC provider.
Disclosure: I contribute to OpenChainBench. Happy to reword or drop entirely if this doesn't fit editorial guidelines.