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The answer depends on which client you are running. As There are more than 6 different implementations, but below are 2 for reference:

As of April 2021 an Ethereum full node needs:

  • ~732GB for Geth (Go)
  • ~411GB for OpenEthereum (Rust)

This answer will of course become outdated, please refer to my source for these numbers here:

Source: https://etherscan.io/chartsync/chaindefault

Other implementations:

The answer depends on which client you are running. As of April 2021 an Ethereum full node needs:

  • ~732GB for Geth (Go)
  • ~411GB for OpenEthereum (Rust)

This answer will of course become outdated, please refer to my source for these numbers here:

Source: https://etherscan.io/chartsync/chaindefault

The answer depends on which client you are running. There are more than 6 different implementations, but below are 2 for reference:

As of April 2021:

  • ~732GB for Geth (Go)
  • ~411GB for OpenEthereum (Rust)

This answer will of course become outdated, please refer to my source for these numbers here:

Source: https://etherscan.io/chartsync/chaindefault

Other implementations:

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The answer depends on which client you are running. As of April 2021 an Ethereum full node needs:

  • ~732GB for Geth (Go)
  • ~411GB for OpenEthereum (Rust)

This answer will of course become outdated, please refer to my source for these numbers here:

Source: https://etherscan.io/chartsync/chaindefault