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> you need to make a consumer-friendly distribution of the node software https://bitcoinknots.org https://bitcoinknots.org It's a distribution of Bitcoin Core

> you need to make a consumer-friendly distribution of the node software https://bitcoinknots.org https://bitcoinknots.org It's a distribution of Bitcoin Core. It needs 5GB to store enough blockchain state to fully verify everything. AFAIK Bitcoin Core also has a convenient GUI interface. I set up a node on my computer. I didn't touch the command-line once. It has a nice GUI and built-in wallet.

napoleond 5y ago
And how did you verify its integrity? And what is the upgrade path?
- ric2b 5y ago
  The releases are signed with well-known keys. But if you don't trust the devs you'll need to use other software, yes.