An IPFS dedicated gateway on AIOZ Pin is called a premium gateway. See what the free plan limits, what a paid plan adds, and what happens at zero balance.

Pin by CID asks a pinning service to fetch content already on IPFS and keep it. Covers the AIOZ Pin pinByHash call, statuses, and why a pin stalls on Pinning.

IPFS gateway not working? Read the status code first, then check the CID, your request rate, and whether anyone is providing the content. Here is the order.

ERC-1155 metadata on IPFS breaks when filenames ignore the {id} rule. Here is the exact 64-character format, a working folder layout, and the per-token option.

AIOZ Pin rate limits in one place: 180 requests per minute for the API, 15 per CID on the public gateway, and no predefined limit on premium gateways.

IPFS pin stuck on Pinning? Here is what Pinning, Pinned, and Failed mean on AIOZ Pin, why big directories can sit there, and how to read a pin's real state.

Two identical files, three IPFS tools, three different CIDs. Here is why that happened for years, and how IPIP-0499 made content addressing deterministic.

AIOZ Pin MCP server setup has two paths: llms.txt lets a super intelligence assistant read the API, the MCP server lets it call 11 tools. Here is each one.

AIOZ Pin bills three flat rates against a token wallet, with no tiers to pick between. Here is what storage, bandwidth and pinned files cost, with examples.

Announcing a new file on IPFS used to take up to 20 seconds. A real Kubo optimization cut that under 1 second. Here is exactly how Optimistic Provide works.

Free public IPFS gateways are being rate-limited on purpose, not as a bug. Here is exactly what IPFS's own blog says is changing, and what to actually do.

Two real, documented IPFS deployments, a media platform and a blockchain publisher, and the specific architectural problem each one solved with it.