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how bad is it to connect to a public node?

i normally run sparrow through my own bitcoin core node. ever since i updated, sparrow will not connect. i need to transact, so i connected to a public server. how risky/bad is this? submitted by /u/Flurb789 [link] [comments]

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Making BTC as a form of payment for my business.

Hello BTC community, I’m a Canadian wedding videographer looking to have BTC as a form of payment for my clients. The question is, how would I do this? My conviction is strong and I love being apart of this community. I would like to help with BTC a...

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Bitcoin was created in a Lab

It just seems so strange that one day everything is normal then suddenly and seemingly out of nowhere, Bitcoin pops up, and spreads everywhere, all over the world. It was bad enough. First Bitcoin, Then all these new varients of it popped up. Cash,...

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Some context for the current banking problems

Hello everyone, I thought it might be appropriate to write a longer analysis on the current situation of the US financial system, focussing on the banking sector as current events made the news – and rightly so. In my view, the current situation is q...

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Question About Bitcoin Core Wallet Management

I am setting up a linux system where I want multiple users to have access to a single bitcoin node and not need to trust each other (the node is available to both but users on the same system can be adversarial). However, I noticed when bitcoin core...