NodeOps, a top blockchain node orchestration platform, has announced a major milestone as it becomes a key validator partner for several enterprises in the crypto venture capital space.
In an announcement, NodeOps said it had partnered with Maven 11, Spartan Group, Bitscale Capital, Momentum 6, and ARC Community, among other enterprises. The platform is now a key node operator for these firms, bringing its plug-and-play Node-as-a-Service solution to more industry players.
NodeOps’ traction as a validator has seen it attract more than 705,000 verified users.
“Trusted by enterprises and institutional-grade validators alike, NodeOps combines real-time AI-powered monitoring with top-notch security, simplicity, and scalability,” Naman Kabra, co-founder and chief executive officer of NodeOps said.
“As companies are moving away from managing their own infrastructure, NodeOps is becoming the preferred partner for those seeking reliability and future-ready solutions,” he added.
Data from Dune showed the platform netted more than $460k in revenue over 30 days. The milestone puts NodeOps among the top three platforms by revenue in the decentralized physical infrastructure network market. The validator platform’s total revenue, per Dune data, currently stands at over $3.6 million.
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As crypto.news highlighted, NodeOps’ total revenue surpassed $2.5 million in February 2025. Growth has come amid rising institutional adoption. Month-on-month revenue has grown from $180,000 in February to $388,000 in March and $547,000 in April.
NodeOps is self-sustainable, with its revenue coming from its core functionality and offerings, as opposed to tapping into the traditional token-based approach. The $NODE token serves as the network’s economic backbone, driving decentralization and ecosystem growth.
Meanwhile, NodeOps has over 113,000 monthly active users, with MAU subscriptions rising amid a surge of partner chains to 51. Key partners include EigenLayer, Aethir, OffChain Labs, Polygon, 0G Labs, and Movement Labs, among others.
NodeOps currently boasts about $90 million in assets under management.
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