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A node is a machine which is running an Ethereum client. It synchronises the blockchain with other nodes in the network, so that they all have the same definitive copy. A node is needed to send and receive ether and to executive DApps.
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Can Blockchain technology be really descentralized while using centralized ISP?
There are 15 tier 1 network providers. As I see it the vast majority of internet traffic passes through one of these 15 providers. Since a node has to connect to its peers through one of these profoun …
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