Conversation with Nicolas Ochem

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MIDL.dev runs an on-chain validation service, a MIDL.dev RPC endpoint used for reliable RPC access and TzKT-powered indexing, and a non-custodial baking service that supports Ledger hardware for secure key custody; the stack claims strong uptime and fast transaction inclusion. A built project called Flashback private mempool relays transactions directly to bakers to increase privacy and reports positive feedback. Plans include launching an APAC RPC node and adapting to upcoming Tezos protocol block-time reductions.

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