In a world where decentralization is becoming the new standard of digital security, the concept of having your own node is gaining increasing importance. While most users used to interact with blockchains only through exchanges or wallets, today more and more companies and enthusiasts are striving to have their own node — an independent network participant that stores a copy of the blockchain and takes part in transaction verification. This is not just about technical autonomy but also about trust, security, and independence from third-party services. However, to launch a node, you need more than just motivation — you need a server that will become its foundation.
