Blockchain Node Setup Tutorial

Step-by-step guide to deploying a quantum-safe blockchain node with decentralized validation and secure data storage.

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1. Blockchain Node Setup

Initialize a quantum-resistant blockchain node with secure distributed validation

Prerequisites

  • Quantum-safe hardware (Q-secure nodes only)
  • Blockchain SDK (v2.1+)
  • Validator certificate (from Ggtheisas)
  • Network access port: 3000 (or custom)

Quick Steps

  1. Initialize quantum-secure environment
  2. Connect validator node to mainnet
  3. Deploy and sync distributed ledger
  4. Verify quantum-resistant consensus

Configuration 


# Quantum node config
network:
  port: 3000
  secure: true

validator:
  type: quantum-secure
  certificate: ~/.ggtheisas/q-cert.pem

ledger:
  sync: automatic
  storage: encrypted

Installation 


npm install @ggtheisas/core @ggtheisas/blockchain
ggtheisas init --chain=quantum-1 --port=3000

Output:

Quantum node init in ./chain/quantum-1
Validator cert loaded from ~/.ggtheisas/q-cert.pem

Core Blockchain Operations

Start Blockchain


ggtheisas start
--network=mainnet
--validator
--port=3000

Node Synchronization


validator sync
--blockchain=quantum-1
--depth=10000
--secure=true

Advanced Features

Quantum Security

Blockchain node is configured with quantum-resistance layer using post-quantum cryptography.

Network Config

Dynamic node connection with quantum-safe consensus protocol.

Sample Blockchain Code


quantum_node = QuantumNode(
    network="mainnet",
    port=3000,
    validator=true
)

response = quantum_node.start_sync()
print(response)

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