Full Node Wallet
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Pronunciation
[fool nohd woll-it]
Analogy
A full node wallet is like having your own bank branch—you verify every transaction yourself rather than trusting an external ledger.
Definition
A wallet that runs a full blockchain node, verifying all blocks and transactions locally and deriving addresses/keys within that node.
Key Points Intro
Full node wallets ensure trustlessness via:
Key Points
Local validation: Verifies consensus rules and all history.
Privacy: No reliance on third‑party servers for balance data.
Resource intensive: Requires disk, CPU, and bandwidth.
Built‑in key management: Integrates wallet with node’s RPC.
Example
Technical Deep Dive
Security Warning
High resource use may expose node to DoS if not properly configured; use pruning or resource limits.
Caveat
Slow sync times and large storage requirements limit accessibility for casual users.
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