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January 19, 2026, 01:18:39 AM
Merited by OmegaStarScream (4)
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Yes i know the coin is a dinosaur, but i found an old ass wallet on one of my ancient hdd's from like 2012, which now that i remember, had a number of them on it from way back in the day when i used to mine btc /merged with nmc diligently.

anyways, started a namecoin core up but it can't find any peers after even a day.

is there any current lists of active peers for this coin around so can manually inject and try to synch up and see what i have?

thank you
Aaron
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January 19, 2026, 06:06:41 PM
Merited by GhostRider25 (1)
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I can't find a recent and most updated thread about this. But found this old one and maybe this could give you some help that you need.

I'm not sure if it will work with you but I hope that this will be the one that you need.

Check this sub reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Namecoin/comments/n5um3d/any_peer_list_to_get_syncing_going/

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January 20, 2026, 04:26:47 AM
Merited by hugeblack (2), GhostRider25 (1)
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If this is the same software as Bitcoin core (which looks like it is) you should be able to get your addresses and check them manually check them on a blockexplorer. If you think it is worth it, you can then export the private keys for that address and try to import them elsewhere.

I also found (by searching, didn't test myself) that Atomic wallet does support NMC and also importing private keys so you can maybe use that instead of waiting Namecoin core to sync.

P.S: Atomic wallet is not something I would recommend anyone to use and there have been a lot of suspicious incidents where people have lost a lot of money (in the millions) even though they claim to be non custodial, so... if this works for you, I'd sell the coin asap (I'm assuming that's what you want to do here).

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January 22, 2026, 02:16:07 PM
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i appreciate the help everyone.
yes this is a bitcore spin off.   this coin was one of the original 'alt' coins that used to mine along with btc wayy back in the day.  i remember running this back in like 2012 2013 when i had my video card miner running for bitcoin Smiley   ahh the memories!!   i found that old wallet, it was cli back then no fancy gui, and am wondering how many coins are left on it,  back then leaving dust on a btc wallet may mean you left 0.21 on it, which is still 1000 buxx by todays standards.

omega, i am looking to propagate the wallet, get it caught up and leaving it run as a node for others since they seem so scarce to find, which is why i was looking for a list of address' of peers.   so i can connect and hopefully pull the data's i need

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January 22, 2026, 05:39:23 PM
Merited by hugeblack (6), OmegaStarScream (3), JeromeTash (1)
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ok, after playing around i finally got it to propagate a list and load up.
not having any luck with a peer dump command so i will post a manual list here of peers i discovered in case ya'all want to update your own wallets as well.
ill leave mine online as well so you can use me to feed yours.
again, thank you for those who sent links with the nodes on them.

Aaron

47.252.14.48:8334
91.121.217.71:8334
69.147.224.207:8334
23.108.191.178:8334
3.228.193.128:8334
78.159.103.7:8334
162.19.96.8:8334
174.142.241.155:8334
[2001:470:c402:20:acd8:9b35:2cc0:f1e2]:8334
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January 24, 2026, 09:01:27 PM
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Yes i know the coin is a dinosaur, but i found an old ass wallet on one of my ancient hdd's from like 2012, which now that i remember, had a number of them on it from way back in the day when i used to mine btc /merged with nmc diligently.

anyways, started a namecoin core up but it can't find any peers after even a day.

is there any current lists of active peers for this coin around so can manually inject and try to synch up and see what i have?

thank you
Aaron
any luck with the ancient hdd wallet from 2012? :p

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January 24, 2026, 10:47:30 PM
Merited by GhostRider25 (1)
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Namecoin is a bit too thin when it comes to peers, so the behaviour is not at all surprising. I don't think there is any officially updated peers list that can be found easily anymore. I think manually adding nodes with addnode in the config or console is kind of the only way to do that now. When it grabs on a few peers, it will eventually start discovering others on its own! you can checkout this page, it explains on manually adding wallet nodes, which explains how to use addnode for both the config file and the debug console as well

https://coinguides.org/adding-wallet-nodes/

Hope this helpss. GoodLuck Bro.

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January 26, 2026, 02:41:10 AM
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bourn, the wallet is acting goofy, it won't load saying it's corrupt. im looking elsewhere on that computer, usually i put copies of wallets in a few places, always been kind of paranoid of them getting lost / corrupted so would copy them onto sticks, well, back then maybe even a 3.5 floppy heh.  etc to back them up.  maybe it's a btc wallet and it got moved into a directory it didn't belong,  both use  wallet.dat without any way to tell which one i believe, so ill try it other places too

right now the wallet is up and running, loads very fast and connects very fast to the hosts i listed, and broadcasts its'selfso others can see 'us'.
i hate to see an old dog die Cheesy so im gonna keep this one running in the background so if anyone needs, feels giddy etc, they got someone to validate them.

thank you
Aaron

edit:  programmer 3666  yah i got a list of some names, and at first seemed like nothing, then bing, the list propogated and now i got some folks to talk to and the wallet is running good, so ill add my geezerstrength to the network !
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