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Very few nodes run on ports other than the default of 83328333, so if somebody had unilateral control of every network connection in the world and decided to block 83328333 then Bitcoin would collapse. There's portions of the network that use Tor for communication only, and these would not be affected by port 8333 being blocked at all.

Very few nodes run on ports other than the default of 8332, so if somebody had unilateral control of every network connection in the world and decided to block 8332 then Bitcoin would collapse. There's portions of the network that use Tor for communication only, and these would not be affected by port 8333 being blocked at all.

Very few nodes run on ports other than the default of 8333, so if somebody had unilateral control of every network connection in the world and decided to block 8333 then Bitcoin would collapse. There's portions of the network that use Tor for communication only, and these would not be affected by port 8333 being blocked at all.

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Very few nodes run on ports other than the default of 8332, so if somebody had unilateral control of every network connection in the world and decided to block 8332 then Bitcoin would collapse. There's portions of the network that use Tor for communication only, and these would not be affected by port 8333 being blocked at all.