Damus
Will
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looks like core nodes fit a power law curve, where there are many cloud nodes, but there is more in the long tail cloud nodes: <500 other: >1000 this is not the total view of the network but what I've been able to collect over a day or so (fresh data!) note169raxzhad7tejz0eam09w224vkem3usnnusrq7rlnjpxhmq2zxsq535gxj https://i.nostr.build/qfot4XahjDv6VZgo.png
there seems to be a large number of cloud core nodes. most of the knots nodes appear to be running in residential ISPs, which makes sense. there's just not a lot of them compared to bitcoin cloud infra. I didn't realize there were so many cloud nodes but I guess that makes sense with all the services out there. AS bucketing is really cool, it turns an ocean of IPs into something readable https://cdn.jb55.com/s/0eff8dd228e40fa6.txt note1s56tp6kx8snvufnnphg3rm5ttg2d5jc0f4pwsuvagqcxv4vf4l9qjaaj3p
after running this for a day only seeing 8.2% of knots nodes on clearnet. this isn't even AS bucketed yet. 1540 unique core ipv4 peers 126 unique knots ipv4 addrs this is without tor to avoid tor sybils (creating multiple tor endpoints per node) I wonder if someone really is inflating their numbers via tor tricks... hmm. will continue the investigation in a couple days to gather more data + tor stats. note1mx5pgmksml39elvh5u20pfl5n3z5t3m7lk6xtrk2kscy64hdpvysumtd8m