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How big is the whole network? GENORYN has no central registry, so nobody can list every node. Two numbers bound it: reachable nodes (found by a crawler that walks the network through the peer protocol — only nodes with free inbound slots answer), and estimated miners (network hashrate divided by a typical light-mode CPU). The real network is at least as large as the largest of them.

This list shows the connections of this one node (at most 32 at a time — the protocol limit per node). "Last reported height" is what a peer told us when it connected or last announced a block; connected peers keep receiving every new block from us, so a slightly older number does not mean they are behind. The whole network is far larger: GENORYN has no central registry of nodes, and peers reached through Tor are counted but never listed.