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He argues that most people just want a simple, reliable way to run a Bitcoin node without all the technical hassle. While technically learning how to manage your own node is ideal for privacy and sovereignty, the current landscape makes that difficult for many.
McCormack envisions a future where hardware wallets and node packages are built with seamless, automated setups—something like a plug-and-play experience. He mentions that some companies, like Ledger, have begun to develop solutions that simplify the process, but there's still room for improvement.