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A distributed anonymization network, making not only much more difficult to eavesdrop the content, but also hiding the participants. Most TCP/IP applications - including bitcoin software - can be easily modified/configured to communicate on tor.
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Low inbound connections and fixed getnetworkinfo score at 4
It communicates through Tor (see torrc content). … EDIT: I've done more research:
While using Tor, it's pointless to open ports on router side. Tor handles all the request over the onion service. …
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