A pruned node needs less than 10GB space on disk. Can run in any OS. And has the full current chainstate making it an equal node in a Bitcoin network.
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1 sat \ 1 reply \ @Zepasta 10 Nov 2023
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @justsmile OP 12 Nov 2023
See some current fullnode stats, where by full I mean a node serving all the historical blocks: https://ln.uk.ms/bitcoin.txt
Pruned node has a full chainstate (7.9GB at the moment) and at least 550 MB of recent blocks (in case of a reorg). But apart from not serving old blocks it can do all that a Bitcoin node does. Can even run in Termux on Android from where I sent a tx which got mined into block 777777 and can prove the plaintext which SHA256 into what is in OP_RETURN output of 777777x179.
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