I'm not so sure.
With only 550 blocks stored, how can/would a pruned node make sure that an input given by user to be signed in a block isn't a double spend? There'd be no way to check that on such a node, right?
(E: Although i think there's probably a mechanism for this, otherwise it wouldn't be able to verify any transactions at all.)
finding a valid nonce would probably be possible on a pruned node, but i could see some problems with the construction of a valid block.
Topic: Does Bitcoin Core in prune mode support mining? - page 2. (Read 773 times)
legendary
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I have currently set my Core node to -prune=550, but I see that getblocktemplate returns data, so can one mine on the pruned node?
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