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Can a hub use Helios for its Eth/OP RPC? https://github.com/a16z/helios
@sanjay?

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It should be feasible, as it can listen on a port and act as a verifying proxy. So it would just be a matter of running it that way, and pointing the Hub at it as the chain RPC endpoint. Haven't tried it in practice though.

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It's pretty modest. You can run light clients in your browser against Ethereum L1 + OP Mainnet + Base all at once in a tab using the following page. My browser measures it as using ~300 MiB for all three networks combined. Probably more efficient if run headlessly.

It's pretty modest. You can run light clients in your browser against Ethereum L1 + OP Mainnet + Base all at once in a tab using the following page. My browser measures it as using ~300 MiB for all three networks combined. Probably more efficient if run headlessly.

https://helios.a16zcrypto.com/demo

I couldn't find the min hw specs to run Helios. Do you know what they are?