According to , EigenLayer stated that Infura, a subsidiary of , is establishing a decentralized infrastructure network (DIN) by implementing the mechanism, providing economic guarantees for blockchain infrastructure and creating a decentralized RPC market. The DIN AVS primarily serves as an economic and verification layer, managing user onboarding, executing SLAs, and coordinating staking, rewards, imprisonment, and penalty processes.
DIN completed its first "temporary testnet" in March 2025, successfully testing the process of 9 providers and observers joining the DIN AVS smart contract.



