Live status of a public Litecoin Electrum server running Fulcrum — serving Electrum and Electrum-LTC wallets over TCP, SSL, and Tor. Aggregate counts only, no client IP addresses or server hostnames are published here. ← Back to node stats
Sampled every 2 minutes over the last 48h. IPv4/IPv6/Tor split by network, SSL/plain by transport — same client counted in both. "Confirmed LTC activity" counts only sessions that actually exchanged real Litecoin address/transaction data, not everything that connected.
Bytes/sec sent to and received from clients, server-wide across every connection. Not part of the all/confirmed switch above: bandwidth is a wire-level rate regardless of whether a session ever proved real LTC activity.
Currently connected clients, grouped by the version string they announce. Other Fulcrum servers peering in are filtered out, so this only shows real wallet clients. The version string is self-reported and unverified — "confirmed" below means Fulcrum actually exchanged real Litecoin address/transaction data with that session, regardless of what it claims to be.
IPv4 / IPv6 / Tor split of currently open connections. A connection is counted as Tor when it arrives via this server's own onion service.
Same split, but across every distinct address this page's tracker has recorded since it started. Tor is left out here — every Tor session arrives from the same local relay address, so it can't be counted as distinct clients this way.