My understanding is that --pruning remove the old trie nodes but does not delete the content of the blocks, is there a way to also delete the blocks/transaction up to some point and only keep states to save on storage.
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If you run with --keep-blocks=256 you will prune all blocks that are 256 blocks behind the last finalized block. Block pruning is disabled by default.
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This article explains the validator pruning options blog.radiumblock.com/…– LunaCommented Apr 5, 2022 at 5:54