Infura has launched its Decentralized Infrastructure Network (DIN) Self-Validating Service (AVS) mainnet on EigenLayer, aiming to decentralize the RPC and API marketplace. This move introduces economic security and decentralization to a sector traditionally dominated by centralized RPC providers. DIN, already integrated with MetaMask and the Ethereum Layer 2 network Linea, processes over 13 billion requests monthly across Ethereum and various Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks. The AVS model incentivizes node providers for maintaining normal operations and delivering accurate data, while penalizing downtime or errors. This decentralized approach aims to mitigate systemic risks associated with centralized RPC providers, which can lead to service outages affecting wallets and dApps. DIN's decentralized RPC node supply is safeguarded by independent observer verification and stETH restaking, with future support from ETH and EIGEN. During its pilot phase, the incentivized testnet achieved a success rate exceeding 99% with a median latency of under 250 milliseconds.