Crynux

Use Blast's APIs to access Crynux - the DeAI platform

Builders can connect to the permissionless Crynux Network using Blast's public and custom API, use Crynux Network to generate images or texts, and bring AI power to their users with no extra need for the hardware and development.

Benefits of Crynux

About Crynux

Crynux Network is a permissionless AI infrastructure platform, built by a team of engineers and researchers from Google. Crynux is deployed on the L2 blockchain of Dymension as a RollApp.

A key benefit of Crynux is a powerful consensus protocol that allows users to join the decentralized network in a permissionless way. The capability to detect and punish all malicious actions guarantees the ecosystem's sustainability and supports long-term healthy growth.

As the foundation layer, Crynux Network is composed of decentralized nodes who contribute their spare AI computing power to the network in exchange for token rewards. The computing power is then grouped and dispatched to run the AI tasks from the developers and applications. On top of the computing network, a decentralized model/dataset hosting service is provided to better support the various AI use cases.

The Crynux Network evolves through the sequential release of various networks, each building upon its predecessor by introducing additional features and improvements: Hydrogen Network for decentralized inference, Helium network for dynamic task schedule, and Lithium network for decentralized fine-tune.

DApps can use the Crynux Network as an API service. It sends inference tasks to the network and receives images or texts in return. Two types of inference tasks are supported: Stable Diffusion image generation and GPT text generation, to bring AI power to their users with no extra need for the hardware and development.

Free Public API for Crynux

Crynux Testnet EVM

The Crynux Testnet mimics the capabilities and environment of the mainnet network, allowing developers to experiment and test their dApps before launching them.

Public RPC Endpoint

Public WSS Endpoint

Playground

eth_blockNumber

Parameters

eth_blockNumber

Returns the number of the most recent block

eth_blockNumber response

Returns the number of the most recent block

resultnumber

An integer value of the current block number the client is on

Request

curl -X POST https://crynux-testnet.public.blastapi.io \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":0,"method":"eth_blockNumber"}'
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Blast Features for Crynux Developers

Core API

Blast custom APIs offer optimized throughput and reduced latency for transactions on Crynux and enable access to real-time data, transaction history and network status.

Included with all plans

Archive Nodes

These nodes retain all historical transaction information on the Crynux blockchain from the genesis block to the present, enabling users to query and retrieve any past information.

Included with Developer, Startup, Enterprise & Pay As You Go plans

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the application of Crynux?

DApps can use the Crynux Network as an API service. It sends tasks to the network and receives images or texts in return. Two types of inference tasks are supported: image generation and GPT text generation

How can I use Blast on Crynux?

Just go to Launch App, connect your wallet or login with your email and get direct access to dedicated endpoints that you can organize into projects depending on your development needs.

Where do I get support if my Blast APIs are not working on Crynux?

The Bware Labs team is available 24/7 via Discord for support! Just join our server and write down your questions in the Technical Support channel.

Where can I find resources to start building on Crynux?

Getting started with developing on Crynux by using Blast APIs is straightforward. You can follow the instructions in our documentation.

Blast Resources for Crynux Developers

Getting started with developing on Crynux by using Blast APIs is straightforward. You can follow the instructions in our documentation to set up your development environment and start building.

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