The current P2P implementation doesn’t work well behind a NAT. Since most users are behind a NAT, there’s a de-facto reliance on publicly accessible nodes that people behind NATs can use as relays. There’s no incentive to run such a node, other than wanting to keep the network alive. The solution is to make our P2P implementation work behind most NATs, so there’s no reliance on boosters.
The current P2P implementation doesn’t work well behind a NAT. Since most users are behind a NAT, there’s a de-facto reliance on publicly accessible nodes that people behind NATs can use as relays. There’s no incentive to run such a node, other than wanting to keep the network alive. The solution is to make our P2P implementation work behind most NATs, so there’s no reliance on boosters.