Quite a nice reward in itself, no?
Topic: Do people running full nodes gain anything? - page 2. (Read 1732 times)
You contribute to the future of money history.
Quite a nice reward in itself, no?
Quite a nice reward in itself, no?
It just makes the network more strong, wish it was POS all these years running it as full node. 
you can gain something if you are part of the tor node, but the reward is very low
is there a tor bitcoin network
There are some (just a few working now) bitcoin nodes running on Tor. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Fallback_Nodes#Tor_nodes
I see a lot of people are eager to get their nodes up and running are they earning from this or are they trying to secure the network more?
Nothing but security. you can gain something if you are part of the tor node, but the reward is very low
is there a tor bitcoin network
you can gain something if you are part of the tor node, but the reward is very low
is there a tor bitcoin network
you can gain something if you are part of the tor node, but the reward is very low
It`s a way how to support bitcoin to be more secure. I do not think there is any earning from running it.
Just the gratitude of the whole btc community, you make the network what it is
If you run the core 24/7 then you will not have to wait the sync process every time you want spend your money
You won't earn anything from running a full node, but you could help make the bitcoin network more secure.
This coindesk article should be a good read for you. http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-nodes-need/
This coindesk article should be a good read for you. http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-nodes-need/
I see a lot of people are eager to get their nodes up and running are they earning from this or are they trying to secure the network more?
I don't think you gain anything from running a full node but it does make the network transactions more secure.
Full nodes are a little more secure and private because they access the blockchain directly.
I see a lot of people are eager to get their nodes up and running are they earning from this or are they trying to secure the network more?
I don't think you gain anything from running a full node but it does make the network transactions more secure.
I see a lot of people are eager to get their nodes up and running are they earning from this or are they trying to secure the network more?
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