Technical principles｜What do full nodes, light nodes, and validators each do?
Archive nodes store the complete state data for every historical block in addition to what full nodes store, so they require much more disk space than full nodes.
Client diversity is very important: if the vast majority of nodes use the same client, a vulnerability in that client could affect the entire network.
On Ethereum, becoming a validator requires staking at least 32 $ETH .
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Archive nodes store the complete state data for every historical block in addition to what full nodes store, so they require much more disk space than full nodes.
Client diversity is very important: if the vast majority of nodes use the same client, a vulnerability in that client could affect the entire network.
On Ethereum, becoming a validator requires staking at least 32 $ETH .
Don’t trade with borrowed money; it can lead you to make poor decisions.
#ETH
This data is for reference only. Make your own decisions.