Bitcoin-cli getnetworkinfo returns a list of human readable localservicesnames. Where can one find more info about them?
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1Hmm, the wiki lacks some of them. Updating it and will post an answer :)– darosiorDec 14 '20 at 19:56
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You can find a list of the assigned (through the BIP process) service flags in the wiki protocol documentation.
The service flags supported by the reference client are defined in src/protocol.h .
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