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There is no financial incentive to run a node in a network, which could lead to a decrease in nodes and negatively impact the network's function. This issue is seen as a major problem. Nodes are necessary for the network's operation.

Hocuspocus 4 is a self-hosted Yjs collaboration backend that enables real-time collaboration in web editors, and it has been released under the MIT license with significant changes, including being no longer tied to Node. The new version allows running collaboration at the edge and supports multiple platforms such as Bun, Deno, and Cloudflare Workers. Hocuspocus is built on top of Yjs, a CRDT library that handles concurrent edits without conflicts.

The article argues that self-custody of cryptocurrency, such as running a node, reduces impulsive trading behaviors linked to ADHD-like tendencies. It claims holding crypto for extended periods (4+ years) eliminates the urge to move assets to exchanges for market timing.