Defcoin Network Peers

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A listing of Defcoin network peers that have connected to the explorer node in the last 24 hours
DEFCOIN:“The Honeypot of Cryptocurrencies”
Defcoin peers usually listen on port 1337, but a node can still be reached on a different public port when the full host:port is known. The Port column below shows the actual port this explorer saw for each connection, which helps when an operator is forwarding or remapping traffic.
Dual magic header transition: this pool supports both the legacy Defcoin/Litecoin-family P2P message header fbc0b6db and the new Defcoin-specific header defc014e. These magic bytes are the first network boundary check in each peer message. Supporting both keeps older Defcoin wallets connected during migration, while the goal is to move users to modern wallets with Defcoin-only magic enabled so nodes reject unrelated Litecoin-family traffic sooner, reduce wasted handshakes, and lower bandwidth and network-pollution overhead.
Node Id.Dir.Known
Name		IP AddressPortPingSentRec'dUser AgentMagicProto.
Ver.		ServicesDNS Sort
Name
1. Add Nodes Through the Wallet Debug Console

This is the fastest option when your wallet is already open. These commands tell your wallet to reach out to known peers right away, so it is a good first step if sync is stuck or slow. In normal use, your wallet should gradually discover more peers on its own by talking to built-in seed nodes and by learning fresh peer addresses from other Defcoin nodes it can already reach. These manual options are still useful when a first sync is stalled, when your saved peer list is stale, or when you want to pin a few known-good peers.

1a. One at a time: click the copy button beside any row below, then open the Defcoin QT wallet and go to Help > Debug window > Console. Paste one command at a time. Each command uses this format: addnode peer.example.org:1337 add

1b. Copy All: use the Copy All button beside the Showing ... entries line under the table to copy every command shown, one per line, then paste the whole block into that same Console window.

Debug Console Commands
2. Add Nodes Through the Wallet Config File

Use this option if you want your wallet to remember these peers after you restart it. The config file keeps a saved list of nodes your wallet can try every time it starts.

2a. One at a time: click the copy button beside any row below, then open the Defcoin QT wallet and go to Tools > Open Wallet Configuration File. Paste in one line at a time. Each line uses this format: addnode=peer.example.org:1337

2b. Copy All: use the Copy All button beside the Showing ... entries line under the table to copy the full list, paste it into the config file, save it, and then restart the wallet.

Wallet Config Lines