Cambridge research puts 31% of Ethereum node activity in the US, where a third offline can stall finalization
Cambridge research found that 31% of Ethereum node activity is located in the United States. According to the research, if a third of nodes were to go offline, Ethereum finalization could stall. The report was covered by The Block.
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The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance report also finds Germany hosting 16% of nodes and Hetzner, AWS and OVH together around 40% — relevant because finality stalls if over a third go offline.
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