The port doesn't matter that much but usually it's 8333
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The port doesn't matter that much but usually it's 8333
I'm a little confused about something and I was hoping to get some help here on this.
How do you become a Bitcoin node? https://blockchain.info/connected-nodes
What is a node? Would this just simply be me running Multibit or Bitcoin Qt on my laptop or what would it be?
If you are a node, would other transactions be seen by you, i.e. transactions seen by multiple peers?
In order to be a node, you must port forward port 8332 and wait for other peers to be seen by you. A peer simply relays a transaction to the rest of the nodes.How do you become a Bitcoin node? https://blockchain.info/connected-nodes
What is a node? Would this just simply be me running Multibit or Bitcoin Qt on my laptop or what would it be?
If you are a node, would other transactions be seen by you, i.e. transactions seen by multiple peers?
So anyone can become a node and you can do this through Multibit or Bitcoin Qt?
I'm a little confused about something and I was hoping to get some help here on this.
How do you become a Bitcoin node? https://blockchain.info/connected-nodes
What is a node? Would this just simply be me running Multibit or Bitcoin Qt on my laptop or what would it be?
If you are a node, would other transactions be seen by you, i.e. transactions seen by multiple peers?
In order to be a node, you must port forward port 8332 and wait for other peers to be seen by you. A peer simply relays a transaction to the rest of the nodes.How do you become a Bitcoin node? https://blockchain.info/connected-nodes
What is a node? Would this just simply be me running Multibit or Bitcoin Qt on my laptop or what would it be?
If you are a node, would other transactions be seen by you, i.e. transactions seen by multiple peers?
So anyone can become a node and you can do this through Multibit or Bitcoin Qt?
I'm a little confused about something and I was hoping to get some help here on this.
How do you become a Bitcoin node? https://blockchain.info/connected-nodes
What is a node? Would this just simply be me running Multibit or Bitcoin Qt on my laptop or what would it be?
If you are a node, would other transactions be seen by you, i.e. transactions seen by multiple peers?
In order to be a node, you must port forward port 8332 and wait for other peers to be seen by you. A peer simply relays a transaction to the rest of the nodes. How do you become a Bitcoin node? https://blockchain.info/connected-nodes
What is a node? Would this just simply be me running Multibit or Bitcoin Qt on my laptop or what would it be?
If you are a node, would other transactions be seen by you, i.e. transactions seen by multiple peers?
I'm a little confused about something and I was hoping to get some help here on this.
How do you become a Bitcoin node? https://blockchain.info/connected-nodes
What is a node? Would this just simply be me running Multibit or Bitcoin Qt on my laptop or what would it be?
If you are a node, would other transactions be seen by you, i.e. transactions seen by multiple peers?
How do you become a Bitcoin node? https://blockchain.info/connected-nodes
What is a node? Would this just simply be me running Multibit or Bitcoin Qt on my laptop or what would it be?
If you are a node, would other transactions be seen by you, i.e. transactions seen by multiple peers?
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