The Web3 infrastructure layer continues to consolidate around a few key players. One major RPC service provider handles over $100 billion in annual transaction volume, becoming the backbone for prominent NFT platforms, prediction markets, and Layer 2 networks—essentially processing a significant chunk of on-chain activity at scale.

On the developer front, leading API infrastructure serves more than 400,000 developers building across Ethereum's ecosystem. The same provider powers popular wallet extensions, giving it control over one of the most critical user touchpoints in crypto. This dual position—serving both builders and end-users—cements its role as infrastructure-of-infrastructure.

Meanwhile, wallet abstraction solutions are reshaping how users interact with dApps. One platform has enabled 75 million+ wallets for projects ranging from digital art platforms to derivatives trading protocols. The shift toward account-based rather than key-based wallets could represent the next evolution in user experience for Web3.