Lava Network (LAVA) Arbitrum

Lava is a modular blockchain network that allows users to fetch data and send transactions to any blockchain. It does this by coordinating a network of node operators to provide a critical service called Remote Procedure Call (RPC).
RPC is how basic user requests (e.g. What is my ETH balance?) and sent to an RPC provider, who then responds with the relevant data. RPC requests are required for all essential blockchain interactions, including checking balances, sending transactions, minting tokens, staking tokens, bridging tokens and deploying smart contracts.
Lava consists of a Cosmos SDK appchain and an off-chain protocol; together, they create dynamic markets for RPC providers on every blockchain. RPC providers register on the Lava blockchain by staking and RPC consumers (dapps, wallets) retrieve lists of the most performant providers. Consumers and providers then communicate peer-to-peer, meaning support is available even if Lava chain halts.