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a network allows computers to communicate and exchange data
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At any given time, how many nodes is my node connected to? As the number of nodes in the net...
So the first thing we need to do is to form a P2P network and find our peers and this is where the discovery protocol comes in. … It then updates the bucket for that node
P2P network
On first joining the network each node generates an ECDSA key pair which is saved and used in subsequent connections enode://<hex node id> for example …
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