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"content": "Two Umbrel apps I built for my own node, now in a community store:\nBitcoin Lab records which peer delivers each new block first and ranks your peers by it. If you mine solo, it times how fast your pool turns a block into work, and it now finds the pool apps on your Umbrel by itself.\nPeer Map puts your peers on a world map and tells you what they really are: nodes, wallets, crawlers, or peers pretending to be Bitcoin Core. It also counts LinkingLion, which connects to many nodes and may link transactions to their IP addresses. On my node, one of its addresses alone opened 5,822 connections under 82 fake wallet names.\nBoth run on your own node: no account, no tracking.\nhttps://github.com/benunskilled/bitcoin-lab-community-store\n#bitcoin #umbrel #nodes\n\nhttps://video.nostr.build/5d6ad2729a9b8970a1eb7324cc4ca7ac6eb4d73fe45d424028e8d9ba1c66733e.mp4",
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