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Explore Stack InternalI read that Bitcoin is full decetralizeda fully decentralized network, but I don't understand how Bitcoin's client can connect to the network. I think that client must use some server for this action like other P2P networknetworks: BitTorrent or P2P warez networks -> so
Therefore, it's not full decetralizeda fully decentralized network. HaveDid I trueget that right? How does a client connect to the network?
I read that Bitcoin is full decetralized network, but I don't understand how Bitcoin's client can connect to the network. I think that client must use some server for this action like other P2P network: BitTorrent or P2P warez networks -> so it's not full decetralized network. Have I true? How client connect to the network?
I read that Bitcoin is a fully decentralized network, but I don't understand how Bitcoin's client can connect to the network. I think that client must use some server for this action like other P2P networks: BitTorrent or P2P warez networks
Therefore, it's not a fully decentralized network. Did I get that right? How does a client connect to the network?
I read that Bitcoin is full decetralized network, but I don't understand how Bitcoin's client can connect to the network. I think that client must use some server for this action like other P2P network: BitTorrent or P2P warez networks -> so it's not full decetralized network. Have I true? How client connect to the network?
