Ethereum nodes are now actively running across diverse continents—Brazil, South Africa, and Australia showcase meaningful presence, while emerging markets like Nigeria and Kenya prove the network's resilience even in areas where internet infrastructure remains spotty. This geographic sprawl isn't just about numbers on a map. It underscores something fundamental: true decentralization means the network doesn't depend on any single region, any single provider, or even stable connectivity everywhere. When a teenager in Lagos or a developer in Cape Town can help secure and validate the network, that's not just technical progress—it's evidence of a borderless ecosystem actually taking shape.