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Vitalik Buterin Talks About the Potential for Running Ethereum Nodes on Mobile Phones

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. Current State of Ethereum Nodes
  2. Buterin's Vision
  3. Benefits and Challenges

  4. Vitalik Buterin recently shared his vision for the future of the Ethereum network, where nodes could run on mobile phones.

    Current State of Ethereum Nodes

    Currently, the Ethereum network relies on decentralized nodes, which typically operate on advanced computing systems. Running these nodes requires significant resources and technical knowledge.

    Buterin's Vision

    Buterin envisions a future where mobile phones can handle this task, making the process more accessible. He mentioned that advancements in computation could allow mobile devices to process Ethereum transactions efficiently. In this scenario, a mobile phone would be able to download data and verify it in less than 12 seconds, involving solving cryptographic problems essential for blockchain validation. "With the right technological developments, this process could become much more streamlined," he noted.

    With the right technological developments, this process could become much more streamlined.Vitalik Buterin

    Benefits and Challenges

    Buterin also acknowledged some of the challenges involved. The primary issue lies in the large amounts of data that Ethereum nodes require to operate. However, he expressed confidence that as mobile devices continue to improve, especially in terms of storage, these problems will be manageable. Buterin’s vision reflects his belief that the protocol can adapt to changing technology and user demands. If mobile nodes become a reality, it could increase participation in the Ethereum network, making it more decentralized.

    As Vitalik Buterin points out, with the advancement of blockchain technology, Ethereum continues to be a key player, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in decentralized technology.

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