Cambridge research reveals 31% of Ethereum node activity concentrated in the US
The concentration of Ethereum nodes in the US and reliance on few cloud providers pose risks to network security and could impact price stability. The post Cambridge research reveals 31% of Ethereum node activity concent...
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The concentration of Ethereum nodes in the US and reliance on few cloud providers pose risks to network security and could impact price stability.
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