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@JoelBomgar

If you run a bitcoin node, you will get a LOT more connections to your node if you ask your ISP to take your public IP address out from behind CGNAT. You do NOT need a *static* public IP address, you just need a public IP address that is NOT behind CGNAT. Your ISP should do that

A screenshot of a Bitcoin Core 31.1.0 node dashboard showing 98 active peers across 80 Clearnet, 12 Tor, and 6 I2P connections, with the blockchain synchronized 100% after running for 6 days—illustrating how a node connected to a non-CGNAT public IP can establish numerous clearnet peer connections.

AI visual note: A screenshot of a Bitcoin Core 31.1.0 node dashboard showing 98 active peers across 80 Clearnet, 12 Tor, and 6 I2P connections, with the blockchain synchronized 100% after running for 6 days—illustrating how a node connected to a non-CGNAT public IP can establish numerous clearnet peer connections.

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