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Quote from: bitcoinz-pod on November 16, 2017, 07:32:58 AM

We have new seeders!

You can update your bitcoinz.conf

Code:

addnode=btzseed.blockhub.info
addnode=dnsseed.kemperink.org
addnode=seeder.nomadteam.net
addnode=btcz.webrats.com
addnode=btcz.es
addnode=seed.btcz.life

Seeders are very important in decentralization. If you have server you can run seeder and help with the decentralization: https://github.com/bitcoinz-pod/bitcoinz/issues/12

Is Tor nodes available?
similar addnode=zcash2iihed2wdux.onion

We need TOR nodes folks!
Anyone would like to start node and post onion address? https://github.com/bitcoinz-pod/bitcoinz/issues/13

Setup TOR nodes guide from ZENCash team - https://github.com/aayanl/zenontor

We need many TOR nodes. We will be fully decentralized with TOR nodes guys.

Is for a Linux TOR node an SSD with 32 GB size good enough or do we need a larger SSD size?

32 GB enough

when you open the wallet, it will download proving keys(900 MB, fixed, will not increase, into "ZcashParams" folder)
after, it will downlod BTCZ blockchain(~300 MB now, wil increase, into "BitcoinZ" folder)

Thank you.
I have tried to calculate the max block chain size of the 21 bill BTCZ.
((21 bill/12500) * 2MB)/1024 ~ 12500 GB/1024 ~ 12 TB
Is that correct or I'm wrong? Sorry, this is all new to me.
Thanks for further help.
For now I've ordered an INTEL NUC7i3 with 32 SSD to have a cheap and independent node server.
Will install Ubuntu 17.04 and setup a TOR node. Ready next week.

Where can we check our situation? same https://bitnodes.earn.com/