The assertion made by 'gsovereignty'—that "It doesn't matter how you configure your node or which node you run (core or Knots): if there's opreturn data in a block, you will be storing it"—is inco...
Chatgpt is correct. Like I said, you can prune whatever data you want, it's called a pruned node. That's already an option in both core and knots. You still need all the data in order to validate the chain.
I guess the core point in trying to get across is that there's no difference between core and knots as to what data you need to store and for how long.
I guess the core point in trying to get across is that there's no difference between core and knots as to what data you need to store and for how long.
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