In a recent announcement, the blockchain infrastructure provider dRPC revealed that it will be premiering a one-of-a-kind short film at the ETHDenver event. Alice in Node-land is an animated short film that is eleven minutes long and has a colorful cast of characters. Its purpose is to enrich the experience of delegates attending ETHDenver by allowing them to share their perspective on the significance of decentralization in web3 infrastructure.
The short film that was augmented using artificial intelligence and was inspired by Alice in Wonderland was created by dRPC. It blends quirky comedy with cultural resonance to present an irreverent view on the contemporary web3 scene. People who watch it will find themselves falling down the rabbit hole and into a universe in which everything is conceivable and nothing is as it seems.
Colorado is the location of ETHDenver 2025, which is the biggest and longest-running Ethereum development event in the world. It will take place from February 23 to March 2. The short film “Alice in Nodeland” will be released by dRPC on February 25. Delegates will be able to watch it for the following week while enjoying free popcorn on a mobile bus that is specifically designated for that purpose, as well as online. Additionally, in order to celebrate the screening, the dRPC team will be available to provide limited edition movie merchandise.
A trailer that was published by dRPC on its X account gives attendees of ETHDenver a preview of what they may anticipate during their time there. Alice, the heroine of the story, is a web3 developer who is annoyed by centralized chokepoints. She goes on an epic struggle in which she faces off against the dreaded Queen of Nodes, whose visage may be known to seasoned crypto watchers.
Among the many characters that make an appearance in the short film are the Mad Hatter, who is reimagined as an eccentric DAO leader; the Queen’s Guards, who are programmed to oppose decentralization at any cost; and the Cheshire Cat, a crypto trickster who Ethereum users should immediately recognize.
Fito Benítez, Head of Marketing said:
“As anyone who’s spent time in crypto will attest, it’s every bit as weird and wonderful as anything Lewis Carroll could conjure. We hope we’ve captured that strangeness and sense of adventure in Alice in Nodeland and we’re excited to be able to premiere it to ETHDenver along with a few other surprises that are in store.”
While Alice in Nodeland has been built for entertainment value, and to treat ETHDenver delegates to something genuinely new, it will also help to increase awareness of dRPC’s multi-chain solution and of the role RPC nodes in decentralizing access to web3 data.
dRPC provides as a gateway for web3 developers and consumers to access a distributed network of independent third-party public nodes. It encourages the creation of a diversified and autonomous web3 infrastructure ecosystem that is not controlled by any one company. dRPC‘s pay-as-you-go model scales resources effortlessly and delivers clear, predictable pricing. When this occurs, significant upfront costs are eliminated, innovation is encouraged, and budgeting is simplified.
