wss://taiko-mainnet.4everland.org/ws/v1/37fa9972c1b1cd5fab542c7bdd4cde2f

Taikoevm

4everland.org· taiko-mainnet compare ↔

Posture score

Speed score

TLS version

TLS 1.3

Cipher

TLS_AES_128_GCM_SHA256

KEX group

PQ class

Unknown

ALPN

Cert expires in

39d

Session resumed

yes

TLS handshake

120ms

Resumption

80ms

TTFB

624ms

RPC block height

TLS handshake

VersionTLS 1.3

CipherTLS_AES_128_GCM_SHA256

KEX group-

ALPNh2

PQ classUnknown

Handshake120ms

Resumed?yes · 80ms

OCSP stapledno

SCTs presentno

Certificate chain

Subject4everland.org

IssuerWE1

Key typeECDSA-P-256

Chain length3

SANs4everland.org, *.4everland.org

Not before2026-08-20

Not after2026-11-18

Days to expiry39d

Chain SHA-256e6587d565a7effd7…

Misconfigurations

OCSP stapling not enabled no_ocsp_staple

Grades

Posture

F56

Speed

C75

Certificate

100

TLS profile

Post-quantum

RPC reachability

Endpoint identity

URL

wss://taiko-mainnet.4everland.org/ws/v1/37fa9972c1b1cd5fab542c7bdd4cde2f

Host

taiko-mainnet.4everland.org

Chain

Taiko

Chain ID

167000

evm

Platform type

chain

Sibling RPCs

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Live probe (last 24 h)

Probes attempted

Successful

Success rate

Median p50

Median p95

Latest bucket

TLS posture (post-quantum)full history →

Class

Unknown

Key exchange

Cipher

TLS_AES_128_GCM_SHA256

Last seen

2026-10-10T05:59:09.175562305Z

History (30 days)

no history

Chain peer ranking

This URL is fastest right now

Fastest p50 latency

Latest block height

Current fastest URL

Using this RPCtabs auto-fill the URL + chain ID

JSON-RPC eth_chainId, which verifies the endpoint is alive and reports the chain ID.

curl -X POST 'wss://taiko-mainnet.4everland.org/ws/v1/37fa9972c1b1cd5fab542c7bdd4cde2f' \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_chainId","params":[],"id":1}'

Scan reportschema rpcscan-report · captured 2026-10-10T06:01:23.841Z

SHA-256 of canonical content

computing…

The hash covers every field above the JSON serialization with sorted keys. Re-running this computation against the downloaded artifact must produce the same hash; that's how RPCScan's future on-chain proofs (rpcscanchain) will let anyone verify a published snapshot wasn't tampered with.