Livepeer Releases LISAR SPE Update with Enhanced Community Node Features
Livepeer Releases LISAR SPE Update with Enhanced Community Node Features
🔧 LISAR SPE drops
Livepeer has released new LISAR SPE release notes following the successful LiveInfra SPE proposal that passed in July.
The update enhances the Community Arbitrum Node, providing developers with:
- Free, reliable RPC access
- Improved uptime and redundancy
- Better overall performance
This development strengthens Livepeer's commitment to public goods and improving the developer experience for builders in the ecosystem.
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