Easiest way for a newb to run a node (Bitseed)

[benperrin117]

Hey everyone,

Here's my Monday video. Today I take a look at the easy "plug in and go" Bitcoin nodes from Bitseed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsN4toyvt-E

[bitkilo]

Hey everyone,

Here's my Monday video. Today I take a look at the easy "plug in and go" Bitcoin nodes from Bitseed.

These videos you make a fantastic and just what we need here.
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I am very interested in the Bitseed node so will have to check if they will send these to Australia, i wanted a Stashnode but they do not ship them here.

[samir09]

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.

[farhan236]

Great video thanks for sharing with us

[cheetoblue]

I was thinking of running a node on a Raspberry Pi - might just consider this instead

[OneChain]

how much gigs do you need right now to run a proper full node

[Lodusport]

Nice video. Sounds really easy