Correct. However even with gigabit direct IPv6 your router will only get a small fraction of traffic compared to those with direct IPv4. I2P(d) has a rating mechanism for peers that works this way.

Tixati has a whole bunch of problems, read its forum. Torrenting with I2P is horribly slow and it will not connect with the majority of peers, especially when running multi-gig torrents.

I do not believe this is true. qBittorrent has a ticket for I2P open with proof, that the amount of data sent over the wire is about three times higher than what the leecher actually writes to disk. In real life BiglyBT is fastest, because it opens up two destinations and it actively contacts leeche...

Several websites recommend to totally avoid your chipset. Of course it can help to take load off a buggy chipset. Less tunnels mean less traffic and less connections. Especially for TCP connections any router device has a limit for the total number of concurrent connections from your local network t...

Running i2pd (and Java I2P) behind DS-Lite gives you NTCP2v6 and SSUv6 with corresponding addresses published. IPv4 remains in status "Testing" forever. You get a few dozen transit tunnels with total traffic below 1kBps average. Your local traffic sticks out by a factor of 100-1000. This i...

http://identiguy.i2p
http://tracker2.postman.i2p/?view=BTLinks

If you are on Linux, tinyproxy is your solution. Just direct all ".i2p" to your i2p instance. You can even set that as your system-wide proxy. This way you can mix websites and feeds from i2p and clearnet in all of your favourite apps. Easy to add TOR as well.

If you search legwork.i2p, you will find no alternative.

Currently seeding a torrent that all leechers download sequentially. This results in the same pieces handed out multiple times and slows down all leechers by a factor of three, comparing the progress they make to what is actually sent in total. Only use sequential download, if needed for viewing sta...

I think there is nothing wrong with torrenting over i2p. Only few of my 4000 tunnels occupy substantial bandwidth. And those interested in torrenting contribute to the network by running 24/7 on sufficient bandwidth. If someone sits there with WireShark directly on my line and knows the code he migh...