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Privacy network Iron Fish launches Node App, allowing users to run full nodes with one click.

BlockBeats reported on June 27th that privacy network Iron Fish has launched its Node App, which is designed with high accessibility and user-friendliness, allowing for the direct operation of a full node from the desktop. The app provides users with the following functions: launching a full node and synchronizing with the Iron Fish network, viewing network status, connected peers, and other network data, customizing node settings, considering node resources, creating and deleting accounts, checking token balances, sending and receiving funds, monitoring transaction history and information, and more.

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