Bitcoin Nodes

Run your personal Bitcoin node.

The Bitcoin network is a decentralized peer-to-peer (P2P) network made up of thousands of nodes. Each node keeps a copy of the Bitcoin blockchain and verifies every single transaction and block. By running a full node you can verify the state of the ledger yourself, rather than trusting a third party. Running a full node also makes the network more robust, making it more decentralized and resistant to certain types of attacks. Support the Bitcoin network by running your own full node.

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  Bitcoin Core

  Essential for running a full Bitcoin node, powering the decentralized validation of transactions and blocks on the Bitcoin network and serving as the foundation upon which many other nodes rely.

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  Start9

  Personal server powered by StartOS, offering one-click installation and simple configuration of open source software services that run over Tor.

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  myNode

  myNode aims to be the easiest way to run a dedicated, easy to use, Bitcoin Node and Lightning wallet.

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  RaspiBlitz

  The RaspiBlitz is a do-it-yourself Lightning Node based on LND running together with a Bitcoin full node.

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  RaspiBolt

  Build your own “do-everything-yourself” Bitcoin full node that will make you a sovereign peer in the Bitcoin and Lightning network.

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  Parmanode

  Open Source, easy AF Bitcoin node for Desktop Computers and Pi.

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  Citadel

  Citadel started out as a modified version of Umbrel. It is Free and Open-Source Software (FOSS), focusing on transparency and security.

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  Umbrel

  Umbrel is an OS for running a personal server in your home. Self-host open source apps like Nextcloud, Bitcoin node, and more.

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  Bitcoin Knots

  Alternative implementation to Bitcoin Core with different policy rules like a reduced datacarrier size.