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How To Run the Bitcoin Core and a Node
  • What is the Bitcoin Core?
  • Why should I Run the Bitcoin Core?
    • Privacy
    • Bitcoin Core’s User Interface
    • Full Validation
    • Donate Bandwidth Using Bitcoin Core
  • Bitcoin Core Requirements and Warnings
    • Requirements
    • Minimum Requirements
  • Running a Full Node
    • Core Files
    • Costs & Warnings
    • Network Configuration
    • Upgrading older version
    • Initial Block Download (IBD)
    • Mac installation
    • Windows 10 Installation
    • Bitcoin Core Security
    • Configuration Tuning
    • Verify Release Signatures
    • Bitcoin Source Code
  • GNUPG.org
  • Bitcoin Core Config Generator
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  • Don’t Forget About Decentralization
  • Thank You
  1. Why should I Run the Bitcoin Core?

Donate Bandwidth Using Bitcoin Core

The Bitcoin peer-to-peer network serves both Bitcoin Core and many other Bitcoin programs (mostly lightweight wallets).

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By contributing some of your bandwidth—typically about 100 GB upload a month—you can help support Bitcoin.

The provides all of the details you need to begin donating bandwidth.

Don’t Forget About Decentralization

The Bitcoin network needs more than bandwidth—it also needs people who their bitcoins using Bitcoin Core. By securing your bitcoins with a full node like Bitcoin Core, you for yourself and other Bitcoin users.

You can help protect decentralization instead of donating bandwidth by simply using Bitcoin Core as your main wallet. Or, even better, you can both donate bandwidth and protect decentralization at the same time by using Bitcoin Core as your main wallet while also following the instructions in the .

Thank You

Whether you choose to donate bandwidth, protect decentralization, or both, please know that your fellow Bitcoin users thank you. Without volunteers like you, Bitcoin would never have come as far as it has.

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