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How Bitcoin Forms Its Network: Peer-Table Sampling and Structural Properties
The global structure of P2P networks underlying modern cryptocurrencies is hidden by design: each node only knows its neighbors and maintains a local \textit{peer table} of IP addresses. The peer table of a node can be seen as the node's ``local view'' of the set of nodes currently in the network: i
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