Bitcoin is about decentralization and you being "your own bank", that is, you having control of what do you have and over the blockchain.
Use a 3rd party service to do it would contradict the principles of Bitcoin.
Topic: The absolute easiest way for a newb to run a node - Bitseed (Read 626 times)
Might be the easiest way to be running a node, but I wouldn't be doing this if you just want to be a nice guy and run a node. Seems as if it's going to be a big waste of money and a big money grab for the bitseed money who're doing something wildly easy, making a little device to run a node and then selling it at a disgustingly high premium to kind of kill it for people.
If you want to run a node, just do it. Don't go ahead and pay all this money into it. If you're going to want to use $160 or something, buy some bitcoin or some altcoin with it and then just run the node on your computer.
HAVE FUN!
If you want to run a node, just do it. Don't go ahead and pay all this money into it. If you're going to want to use $160 or something, buy some bitcoin or some altcoin with it and then just run the node on your computer.
HAVE FUN!
why do you need to run a full node?
this page has almost all you need to know: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Full_node
read the part on "Why should you run a full node?"
also take a look at https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#what-is-a-full-node
Posting a little early because I'm in the UK and it's already Monday morning - How to set up a Bitcoin node with Bitseed!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsN4toyvt-E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsN4toyvt-E
I really do not understand about this problem, however, I feel curious, why do you need to run a full node?
This is mostly for developers who don't want to buy a host and keep paying extra money while having multiple the blockchain size keep growing and the node consuming more resources because I don't see the utility of it for daily bitcoin users unless they indeed want to help the network but again, this type of people may find the price a little bit high. The question now is what is the lifespan of this thing?
Posting a little early because I'm in the UK and it's already Monday morning - How to set up a Bitcoin node with Bitseed!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsN4toyvt-E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsN4toyvt-E
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