What is the role of Bitcoin nodes? Andreas M. Antonopoulos
A node is a computer that is participating the global peer-to-peer Bitcoin network. They propagate transactions and blocks everywhere. Full nodes act independently as authoritative verifiers, onion routing, double-spending protection & levels of isolation for untrustworthy nodes. Why would you run one? To be in control of your money - your keys, your money.
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Very nice explanation! Good to see that there is still quality content!