The artwork explores the verification and synchronization process of Bitcoin nodes. Nodes are computers connected to Bitcoin's peer-to-peer network, while so-called full nodes host and synchronize a copy of the entire Bitcoin blockchain. Every 10 minutes, a new transaction block is created. Once a consensus is reached about the validity of a new transaction block, all the nodes will add the block to the public ledger, called the blockchain.
A growing global network, currently over 100,000 nodes, has maintained the entire transaction history since its inception in 2008, ensuring the blockchain's information is immutable. Each additional node increases this distributed network's security and r...