A new bridge just opened between Bitcoin and Ethereum’s core developer infrastructure.
Hemi has officially partnered with DIN (Decentralized Infrastructure Network) — the backbone of Consensys’ Infura ecosystem — to bring Bitcoin-native programmability into one of the most trusted environments in all of Web3.
This isn’t just another integration. It’s a landmark connection between two worlds that have long moved in parallel: Bitcoin’s unmatched security and Ethereum’s deep developer ecosystem.
🔹 What This Partnership Means
For the first time, Bitcoin-enabled applications on Hemi can plug directly into Infura’s performance and reliability stack, gaining access to:
⚙️ Infura-grade RPC endpoints — public and private, backed by SLA guarantees
🧠 DIN’s decentralized node network — over 50 top-tier providers ensuring uptime and throughput
🛡️ EigenLayer-powered fault tolerance — Actively Validated Services that guarantee resilience
📊 Enterprise features — metrics, rate limiting, and built-in DDoS protection
Developers can now build Bitcoin-native dApps with Ethereum-level infrastructure standards, all from the Infura dashboard.
🔹 DIN x Hemi: A Technical Powerhouse
DIN processes over 100 million RPC requests daily across 14 networks, and is backed by major node providers like InfStones, which supports 80+ blockchains.
By connecting Hemi to DIN, the partnership enables scalable, high-speed access to Bitcoin data and programmability without the friction of running independent infrastructure.
This integration dramatically reduces development overhead — letting builders focus on applications, not servers.
🔹 Why This Changes Everything
The fusion of Hemi’s Bitcoin-DeFi infrastructure with Infura’s developer network brings a new reality to Web3:
Bitcoin liquidity can now flow natively into Ethereum’s ecosystem
Developers can access cross-chain composability without centralized gateways
Enterprises gain a compliant, decentralized, and performant framework for building Bitcoin-based products
Hemi isn’t just connecting blockchains — it’s redefining the developer experience.
“For years, Bitcoin and Ethereum spoke different languages. Now, through DIN and Infura, they share the same infrastructure.”
🔹 The Road Ahead
With Infura and DIN behind it, Hemi developers can expect:
✅ Simplified onboarding through Infura’s UI
✅ Access to growth programs and hackathon support
✅ Future tokenized incentive structures for active developers
This partnership is more than technical progress — it’s infrastructure diplomacy.
It unites the reliability of Bitcoin with the innovation of Ethereum, opening the door for a truly interoperable Web3 economy.
The message is clear: Bitcoin isn’t just digital gold anymore — with Hemi and DIN, it’s programmable, composable, and ready for scale.
