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A modular, plug and play framework for decentralized applications and infrastructure
The Mission
Distribute, decentralize and democratize digital infrastructure
Today, over 800 operators around the world run Obol Distributed Validators (DVs), securing over $1B in assets on Ethereum mainnet. Obol DVs let operators run secure, slashing-resistant validator clusters across multiple machines, geographies, and organizations. Obol DVs deliver better performance, less risks and higher rewards than regular validators. And while we are still dedicated to Distributed Validators, we are building something new.
The Mission
Distribute, decentralize and democratize digital infrastructure
Today, over 800 operators around the world run Obol Distributed Validators (DVs), securing over $1B in assets on Ethereum mainnet. Obol DVs let operators run secure, slashing-resistant validator clusters across multiple machines, geographies, and organizations. Obol DVs deliver better performance, less risks and higher rewards than regular validators. And while we are still dedicated to Distributed Validators, we are building something new.
Web3 needs
More decentralized applications, and infrastructure that’s easier to run
Ethereum’s backbone still depends on centralized RPCs, brittle DevOps, and fragile operator workflows. As L2s, AVSs, MEV pipelines, and AI agents come online, builders are still stitching together systemd units, Docker containers, and bash scripts — or relying on Rollup-as-a-Service (RaaS) providers that introduce centralization, complexity, and lock-in. It’s not scalable or composable, and it’s not viable for the institutional era. We don’t need more infrastructure, we need more applications — and for decentralized infrastructure to be easier to run.
Web3 needs
More decentralized applications, and infrastructure that’s easier to run
Ethereum’s backbone still depends on centralized RPCs, brittle DevOps, and fragile operator workflows. As L2s, AVSs, MEV pipelines, and AI agents come online, builders are still stitching together systemd units, Docker containers, and bash scripts — or relying on Rollup-as-a-Service (RaaS) providers that introduce centralization, complexity, and lock-in. It’s not scalable or composable, and it’s not viable for the institutional era. We don’t need more infrastructure, we need more applications — and for decentralized infrastructure to be easier to run.
Something new is coming
A modular, plug-and-play framework for dApps and infrastructure
We’re making it easy to package, publish, and run decentralized applications and infrastructure — giving networks, builders and operators the power to launch and grow decentralized systems without asking anyone for permission.
Enterprise grade software delivery for the Ethereum economy.
Something new is coming
A modular, plug-and-play framework for dApps and infrastructure
We’re making it easy to package, publish, and run decentralized applications and infrastructure — giving networks, builders and operators the power to launch and grow decentralized systems without asking anyone for permission.
Enterprise grade software delivery for the Ethereum economy.
One Ecosystem,
Endless Use Cases
Ethereum L1
L2s & Rollups
AI Agents
DePin
Provers
Sequencers
Oracles
Edge Compute
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05.15.2025
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The Mission
Distribute, decentralize and democratize digital infrastructure
Today, over 800 operators around the world run Obol Distributed Validators (DVs), securing over $1B in assets on Ethereum mainnet. Obol DVs let operators run secure, slashing-resistant validator clusters across multiple machines, geographies, and organizations. Obol DVs deliver better performance, less risks and higher rewards than regular validators. And while we are still dedicated to Distributed Validators, we are building something new.
The Mission
Distribute, decentralize and democratize digital infrastructure
Today, over 800 operators around the world run Obol Distributed Validators (DVs), securing over $1B in assets on Ethereum mainnet. Obol DVs let operators run secure, slashing-resistant validator clusters across multiple machines, geographies, and organizations. Obol DVs deliver better performance, less risks and higher rewards than regular validators. And while we are still dedicated to Distributed Validators, we are building something new.
Web3 needs
More decentralized applications, and infrastructure that’s easier to run
Ethereum’s backbone still depends on centralized RPCs, brittle DevOps, and fragile operator workflows. As L2s, AVSs, MEV pipelines, and AI agents come online, builders are still stitching together systemd units, Docker containers, and bash scripts — or relying on Rollup-as-a-Service (RaaS) providers that introduce centralization, complexity, and lock-in. It’s not scalable or composable, and it’s not viable for the institutional era. We don’t need more infrastructure, we need more applications — and for decentralized infrastructure to be easier to run.
Web3 needs
More decentralized applications, and infrastructure that’s easier to run
Ethereum’s backbone still depends on centralized RPCs, brittle DevOps, and fragile operator workflows. As L2s, AVSs, MEV pipelines, and AI agents come online, builders are still stitching together systemd units, Docker containers, and bash scripts — or relying on Rollup-as-a-Service (RaaS) providers that introduce centralization, complexity, and lock-in. It’s not scalable or composable, and it’s not viable for the institutional era. We don’t need more infrastructure, we need more applications — and for decentralized infrastructure to be easier to run.
Something new is coming
A modular, plug-and-play framework for dApps and infrastructure
We’re making it easy to package, publish, and run decentralized applications and infrastructure — giving networks, builders and operators the power to launch and grow decentralized systems without asking anyone for permission.
Enterprise grade software delivery for the Ethereum economy.
Something new is coming
A modular, plug-and-play framework for dApps and infrastructure
We’re making it easy to package, publish, and run decentralized applications and infrastructure — giving networks, builders and operators the power to launch and grow decentralized systems without asking anyone for permission.
Enterprise grade software delivery for the Ethereum economy.