Bitcoin Cash Dedicated Node

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was created in 2017. It was the result of a division (fork) of blocks in the main Bitcoin network. Some of the miners started supporting Bitcoin Cash (BCH), a new blockchain. The Bitcoin Cash network also offers incentives for miners. The maximum number of BCH is also limited to 21 million.The first block is also called the Genesis block.

The original Bitcoin network, which used the Proof-of-Work algorithm, was largely the basis for the Bitcoin Cash network as well. At the same time, the Bitcoin Cash network differs from the original Bitcoin network in many ways. The main difference concerns the size of the block - 32 megabytes. Bitcoin Cash developers also made the implementation of web3 and dApps easier.

The Bitcoin Cash (BCH) node system is largely important for security and integrity, as they are needed to reach consensus. Each dedicated BCH client becomes a lightweight Bitcoin Cash node. The lightweight dedicated BCH node verifies transaction format, and then transmits the transaction data through the network unchanged. Therefore, light BCH nodes are also often called relay Bitcoin Cash nodes. The transaction moves between them until it reaches a full dedicated Bitcoin Cash node. If it meets all requirements, the full BCH node includes the transaction in the blockchain.

Owners of full Bitcoin Cash nodes have no financial incentives. At the same time, full dedicated BCH nodes are required for developers, miners and other advanced users of the Bitcoin Cash network. To run a full dedicated BCH node, simply install the dedicated Bitcoin Cash server software. It has minimum system requirements. This is a minimum of 2GB of RAM, a stable bandwidth, Windows, OSX, or Linux operating system. It will also require a minimum of 200 GB of free HDD or SSD space.

Bitcoin Cash dedicated node system is extremely important when building a private nodes infrastructure. Processing requests on the side of a BCH dedicated node will allow the full potential of Bitcoin Cash to be unlocked. Blockchain nodes as a service enable metamask node connection and sending requests via JSON RPC blockchain API. In this way the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network becomes the basis for web 3 and dApps based on blockchain smart contracts. Also, blockchain nodes as a service allow to create a basis for archive blockchain nodes (history blockchain nodes). These Bitcoin Cash nodes are often required by developers of trading bots, such as TradeButler bot.

Software updates for full Bitcoin Cash nodes have greatly expanded the capabilities of Bitcoin Cash network application developers. Among the updates are a significant increase in mempool and mempool sniping speed, added to the JSON-RPC commands. Like many other cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin Cash network has Bitcoin Cash mainnet and Bitcoin Cash testnet. Developers test in Bitcoin Cash testnet the operability of web 3 and dApps as well as blockchain smart contracts without risking loss of funds. Coins in Bitcoin Cash testnet have no value whatsoever. The settings for connecting to Bitcoin Cash mainnet and Bitcoin Cash testnet differ in the parameters of the BCH nodes to which the connection is made.