alpha21

New onion addresses take time to spread. That’s why the incoming connections are low. The longer your node runs, the more other nodes will grab your onion address and connect. In a few months, you should see way more…

Totally. I’d say around 3,000 I2P peers is more than enough for a reliable Bitcoin node, and the numbers are going up, according to graphs.

Lately, blocks haven’t been full, so even at 1.00 sat/vB, transactions are going through. But I’m curious about that image OP posted… was it deleted or something?

Why are people always talking about mempool.space for transaction fees? I’m trying to figure out how to get my BTC transferred fast.