Hi All,
I’ve created another litecoin node explorer.
You can find it at litenod.es
It’s live just a few days and it going to show as much interesting stats about nodes as possible like how many full nodes there are online, or where they are located, etc. It’s work in progress.
Please tell me what you think of it. What statistics would you like to see? What can be done better?
Greetings,
Michiel
Useful project. I think historical trends would make it especially valuable rather than showing only a current snapshot.
A few statistics I’d be interested in:
Reachable-node count over time
Litecoin client and version distribution
IPv4, IPv6 and Tor breakdown
Advertised node services
Geographic distribution at an aggregate level
An estimate of how many nodes run versions supporting newer Litecoin functionality such as MWEB
It would also help to explain how often nodes are checked and what qualifies a node as online. Are historical charts already planned?
The page is like your username, not inspiring. What where you thinking when publishing the site?
Does the site makes the blockchair info better? You have no name, no company, no privacy rights, just a sheet of data, which need trust to be believed, I would dot any data in that site.
Thanks for the feedback!
Reachabe node count is already there, it’s the blue line. But since the site is just up a few days there’s not much history to be viewed yet.
Same, there’s a chart with stacked lines which will grow over time
3. I will look into addind TOR, that’s interesting. ipv4 and ipv6 is already covered.
4. It was already there, a table with node services, although not historic but just a snapshot of online nodes.
5. It was there but I now expanded on country level, divided into ipv4 and ipv6.
6. It was already there, same as point 4, although not historic data yet, I’m looking into that.
Thanks again 
Thanks for breaking these down. It sounds like most of the underlying information is already available and will become more useful as the historical dataset grows. I also appreciate you considering Tor and historical views for services and MWEB-capable versions.
Since I missed several existing sections, clearer chart labels, tooltips, or a short explanation of how to read the dashboard might improve discoverability for first-time visitors.
I’ll revisit it once more historical data has accumulated.
Certainly a good idea. The user comes up short in that set up. No reinsurance of any nature.
Who in his/her right mind deals with some nameless site? Compare to the litecoin set up.
I’m not able to run a node because I don’t have a PC so this website has some useful data. Thanks for sharing
My pleasure!
Hope it’ll give you some insights!