Blockchain infrastructure for Lava RPC today — Akash compute tomorrow.
TickAlpha Nodes operates monitored decentralized infrastructure for Lava Network provider services across BASE, MOVEMENT and LAVA. We focus on reliability, transparent provider identity, disciplined operations, and long-term expansion into decentralized compute.
Independent blockchain infrastructure with public identity.
TickAlpha Nodes is built as a professional RPC/provider brand: clear provider wallet, security contact, visible website, Keybase identity, and monitored services. The goal is to make it easy for Lava users, restakers, and ecosystem teams to verify who operates the infrastructure.
Lava RPC services currently operated by TickAlpha Nodes.
These services are designed for Lava Network routing and provider pairing. Direct public access is not marketed as a normal public RPC endpoint; traffic is expected to arrive through Lava’s provider selection and consumer flow.
| Chain | Spec | Interface | Public provider endpoint | Self stake | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base Mainnet | BASE | JSON-RPC | base-eu.tickalphanodes.com:443 | 16,000 LAVA | Active |
| Lava Mainnet | LAVA | gRPC · REST · Tendermint RPC | lava-eu.tickalphanodes.com:443 | 5,000 LAVA | Active |
| Movement Mainnet | MOVEMENT | REST | movement-eu.tickalphanodes.com:443 | 5,000 LAVA | Active |
Why restake with TickAlpha Nodes?
Restaking is a trust and performance decision. We do not promise fixed returns. We focus on clean provider operations, fast incident response, transparent infrastructure identity, and expanding only when the economics make sense.
Operational discipline
Services are managed under systemd, checked with provider tests, watched through relay logs, and monitored for node sync, endpoint health, and proxy availability.
Multi-chain exposure
Provider stake is spread across BASE, MOVEMENT, and LAVA services, allowing the operator to compare relay volume, CU, rewards, and infrastructure cost per chain.
Public identity
Website, Keybase identity, domain endpoints, security contact, and a consistent moniker help restakers and ecosystem teams verify the provider.
Security contact
Abuse reports, operational issues, partnership questions, and provider verification requests can be sent to hello@tickalphanodes.com.
Commission clarity
Current commission is shown clearly on the site so restakers know how the provider is positioned before choosing where to delegate/restake.
Long-term roadmap
TickAlpha Nodes is not limited to one chain. The strategy includes selective provider expansion and a future Akash compute relaunch.
Provider details for Lava users and ecosystem teams.
Use these details to verify the provider profile, contact the operator, or copy the wallet address when searching in Lava dashboards.
{
"provider": "TickAlpha-Nodes-EU",
"operator": "TickAlpha Nodes",
"network": "Lava Mainnet",
"wallet": "lava@1cy4xuy2gk358t0cdwa97dpalygaukvp9ah2dec",
"identity": "AED846273459B301",
"commission": "25%",
"geolocation": "Europe",
"services": ["BASE", "LAVA", "MOVEMENT"],
"website": "https://tickalphanodes.com",
"security_contact": "hello@tickalphanodes.com",
"akash_compute": "future relaunch roadmap"
}
How we keep provider infrastructure production-minded.
The infrastructure model is designed around stable local backends, reverse-proxied public endpoints, system services, health checks, and controlled expansion instead of short-lived experiments.
Dedicated nodes
Backend blockchain nodes run on controlled server paths with local RPC, REST, gRPC, or WebSocket interfaces.
Lava provider layer
Provider services expose supported interfaces to Lava using isolated local ports and chain-specific provider configuration.
Secure routing
Caddy reverse proxy, TLS certificates, and clean provider domains are used for public Lava endpoint routing.
Monitoring
Health scripts, provider tests, relay logs, reward checks, and resource monitoring guide stake and service decisions.
Focused now, expandable later.
The old website was Akash-first. The new model is blockchain-provider-first, while keeping Akash compute as a future expansion path when audit, demand, and profitability align.
Current focus: Lava provider economics
- Track BASE, MOVEMENT, and LAVA relays/CU/rewards.
- Compare reward per chain against server cost and operational complexity.
- Increase stake only where the reward profile is justified.
- Attract restakers with transparent identity and healthy operation history.
Future focus: Akash provider relaunch
- Rebuild Akash page only when the provider is live again.
- Add audited provider status, pricing, and capacity details.
- Consider CPU and GPU capacity only when bid demand supports cost.
- Use the TickAlpha Nodes brand across Lava, Akash, and future infra services.
Restakers, builders, and ecosystem teams are welcome.
Contact us for provider verification, restaking questions, security reports, partnership opportunities, chain/provider expansion, or future Akash compute availability.