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Supported Blockchain Networks

EasyLayer provides specialized crawler packages for major blockchain ecosystems, supporting both native networks and their compatible forks. Connect to any network using your own nodes or trusted providers.

Bitcoin Core Compatible Networks​

@easylayer/bitcoin-crawler supports Bitcoin and all networks compatible with Bitcoin Core API:

  • Bitcoin (BTC): The original cryptocurrency network
  • Bitcoin Cash (BCH): Bitcoin fork with larger block sizes
  • Dogecoin (DOGE): Popular meme cryptocurrency network
  • Litecoin (LTC): Silver to Bitcoin's gold
  • Other Bitcoin Forks: Any network implementing Bitcoin Core RPC compatibility

API Compatibility: Works with any blockchain that implements the standard Bitcoin Core RPC interface, providing consistent data access across Bitcoin-derived networks.

EVM Compatible Networks​

@easylayer/evm-crawler supports Ethereum and all EVM-compatible networks that work with web3.js and ethers.js:

Layer 1 Networks​

  • Ethereum (ETH): The original smart contract platform
  • Binance Smart Chain (BSC): High-performance EVM-compatible network
  • Polygon (MATIC): Ethereum scaling solution
  • Avalanche C-Chain: Fast, low-cost EVM network

Other EVM Networks​

  • Arbitrum: Optimistic rollup scaling solution
  • Optimism: Another optimistic rollup for Ethereum
  • Polygon zkEVM: Zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine
  • Base: Coinbase's Layer 2 network

Planned Network Expansion​

Coming Soon: We're actively developing crawler packages for additional major blockchain ecosystems:

  • Solana: High-performance blockchain for decentralized applications
  • TON: The Open Network, originally developed by Telegram

Custom Network Requests​

Need a Specific Network? If you require support for a blockchain network not currently listed, we'd love to hear from you:

  • Join our community discussions to request new networks
  • Connect with our development team for enterprise network integration needs

Ready to start building on your preferred network? Check our configuration examples for network-specific setup guides.