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213.55.175.138

No Hostname
Uptime (24h): 100.0%
Checks: 383
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Latency History

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Technical Info

Port 8333
User Agent / Version Satoshi:30.0.0
Protocol Version 70016
Block Height 929164
Services 0
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Network & Location

ASN AS15796
ISP / Organization SALT-, CH
Country CH
City -
Timezone -
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Status

Last Seen Dec. 23, 2025, 8:11 p.m.
Time since check 3 minutes ago
Last updated Uptime 24h: 100.0% · Checks: 383
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Build Your Own Node

With some hardware and patience, you can run your own Bitcoin node and contribute to decentralization. Quick guide:

Hardware
Operating System
  1. Install a current version of Debian/Ubuntu.
  2. Update packages: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
  3. Create a dedicated user: sudo adduser bitcoin
Bitcoin Core
  1. Download the latest release from bitcoincore.org and verify the signatures.
  2. Install bitcoin-qt/bitcoind and place the data directory on the SSD.
  3. Add the following to bitcoin.conf:
server=1
daemon=1
txindex=1
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
maxconnections=64
Sync & Network
  1. Start bitcoind and open port 8333/TCP in your firewall.
  2. Allow incoming connections on your router (port forwarding).
  3. Plan for several days for initial synchronization; SSD + broadband shorten the time.
Security
  • Keep the OS and Bitcoin Core updated; automate security updates
  • Use a UPS to protect against unplanned power outages
  • Limit SSH access (Fail2ban, SSH key login, no password login)
Monitoring
  • Monitor logs with journald or a centralized log collector
  • Track uptime and latency (e.g., with Prometheus/Grafana) and set alerts
  • Check block height and mempool regularly to detect sync issues early

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