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Archive, Full, and Light Nodes

Types of Nodes: Full, Archive, and Light nodes

At NOWNodes, we often receive questions from developers and enterprises about which node type best fits their blockchain use case. There are three types of node — archive, full, and light — and the choice affects scalability, performance, disk space,…

Nano RPC

How to Connect to Nano in 5 Minutes

Connecting to a blockchain often sounds complicated: installing software, configuring servers, syncing data. But what if it only took a few minutes? With NOWNodes, accessing the Nano blockchain is as easy as getting an API key and making your first…

How to run a Solana Node

How to Run a Solana Node

In web3 every big project needs Solana node. If you’re a developer building on Solana or just a blockchain enthusiast, you’ve probably wondered whether you should run your own Solana node. In this guide, we’ll go through what Solana nodes…

Rootstock upgrade

Rootstock Upgrade 8.0.0: What Means for Developers

Every once in a while, a network upgrade comes along that isn’t just about patching bugs or improving performance – it’s about redefining how the ecosystem evolves. That’s why Rootstock Upgrade 8.0.0 comes in. Why Rootstock Upgrade Matters Unlike minor…

Pruned Node

What is a Pruned Node? Complete Guide

If you’ve ever wondered “what is a pruned node in blockchain?”, you’re not alone. Developers, wallet providers, and exchanges ask this question all the time. At first, it sounds simple: a pruned node is just a full blockchain node that…