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# [Async Rust with Tokio: Building P2P Blockchain Networking](https://buildwithrust.com/async-rust-with-tokio-building-p2p-blockchain-networking?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Production concurrency patterns from a full-stack blockchain node built in Rust

Apr 13 · 28 min read · buildwithrust.com  
Updated Apr 30  
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## Written by

[Bill Kunyiha](https://hashnode.com/@bkunyiha)

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Author of Rust Blockchain: A Full-Stack Implementation Guide, a 24-chapter, 696-page book covering Axum, Iced, Tauri 2, Tokio, SQLCipher, Docker, and Kubernetes through one cohesive project. I write about building real systems in Rust — from blockchain infrastructure to desktop applications. Currently exploring the move from JVM-heavy data platforms to a Rust-native Big Data stack as a path to 10x more efficient data pipelines, eliminate GC pauses and reduce infrastructure costs using Arrow and DataFusion.

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