Row 8969

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I appreciate your point, however, i completely disagree. I'm currently running a full node and have been for the past 3 years on a mini PC with a 500GB SD card for storage, its been going great. When the blockchain gets too big i can just go and get a cheap 6TB HDD from amazon for about $150. Excluding the ABLA upgrade for the minute, even if all blocks (32MB) were full for an entire year, and averaging 10 minute blocks, with a bit of chatGPT math, thats 1.6TB (roughly) of transactions for the block chain, so that $150 6TB HDD can store roughly 3.5 years of transactions. Now anyone in the western world should be able to afford $150 per year for a new 6TB HDD, thats just over $10 per month to save. Even if we tripled the block size to 96MB blocks its still easily affordable for normal people at $30 per month (roughly).

Adding to this, with the ongoing evolution of HDDs and storage, we have things like Seagate bring out a 30TB HDD. The price of this new tech will only come down, thus making running a node easily affordable for most people.

Just working on that basic math and general cost of HDDs the affordable node argument seems invalid to me.

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text I appreciate your point, however, i completely disagree. I'm currently running a full node and have been for the past 3 years on a mini PC with a 500GB SD card for storage, its been going great. When the blockchain gets too big i can just go and get a cheap 6TB HDD from amazon for about $150. Excluding the ABLA upgrade for the minute, even if all blocks (32MB) were full for an entire year, and averaging 10 minute blocks, with a bit of chatGPT math, thats 1.6TB (roughly) of transactions for the b…
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