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The Garden of Nodes: Bitnodes Network Map

The Garden of Nodes

Bitnodes Network Map
There are a lot of node sites that account for the number of nodes in the Bitcoin network. One of them is Bitnodes a website that has a revolving network map of all the reachable full nodes on earth. At press time there are 9560 reachable nodes within the Bitcoin network according to Bitnodes visualization. The revolving map allows users to take a network snapshot and see network information about each reachable node’s status.
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