> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node.md).

# BTQ node

- [BTQ Node Overview](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-overview.md): Discover the core functionalities and operations of BTQ nodes on our detailed overview page.
- [BTQ Node Requirements](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-requirements.md): To operate a BTQ (Bitcoin Quantum) node, your system must meet specific requirements.
- [BTQ Node Uses](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-uses.md): Running a valid and updated BTQ (Bitcoin Quantum)
- [BTQ Node Config](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-config.md): BTQ Node Configuration
- [BTQ Node Installation](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-installation.md): Installing a BTQ node
- [BTQ Node Maintenance](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-maintenance.md): Maintaining a BTQ (Bitcoin Quantum) node
- [BTQ Node CLI Wallet](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-cli-wallet.md): BTQ Node CLI Wallet
- [BTQ Node Command Line Interface](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-cli-wallet/btq-node-command-line-interface.md): Here's the adapted guide for interacting with the BTQ network using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
- [BTQ Node CLI Wallet - Backup](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-cli-wallet/btq-node-cli-wallet-backup.md): Here's the adapted guide for managing and backing up a BTQ CLI wallet
- [BTQ Node CLI Wallet - Slave Keys](https://docs.bitcoinq.xyz/btq-node/btq-node-cli-wallet/btq-node-cli-wallet-slave-keys.md): Here's the adapted guide for managing BTQ CLI wallets with Slave keys


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