GLOSSARY

Archival Nodes

An archival node is a full node in the blockchain that keeps a complete history of transactions and address state changes since the genesis block. Blockchain developers and researchers frequently use this term. To excel in working with archival nodes, one should understand blockchain data structures, be proficient in querying historical blockchain data, and be familiar with the trade-offs between different node types in terms of storage requirements and query capabilities.

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