OMNIA Protocol

Nowadays, access to blockchain infrastructure is concentrated in the hands of a few corporations. It is a known fact that these corporations are exploiting the metadata generated by the users that access the blockchain. The reasons are obvious - to gain financial advantages, either by directly selling the data to other parties or by using it to take decisions that ultimately lead to greedy profits.

Moreover, there are blockchain ecosystems (e.g. Ethereum) where almost 90% of decentralized applications and critical systems are connected to the same node provider, leaving them at a high risk of becoming unavailable. In November 2020, a bug within the node software used by the aforementioned centralized node provider caused an Ethereum outage, where major exchanges and wallet providers halted their operations.

Omnia Protocol is a decentralized infrastructure protocol for securely accessing the blockchain, so that no single point of failure will ever disrupt blockchain applications or wallets integrating with it. At the same time, it allows anyone to earn rewards by hosting and maintaining a node on a specific blockchain. Omnia has a strong focus on privacy which gives you untraceable access to the blockchain.