Thanks for your inquiry. At this very moment, the price of Bitcoin in Japanese Yen, according to the latest data available, is ¥3825150.42. However, I must stress that this value is constantly fluctuating with market conditions, so it may not be entirely accurate by the time you read this message. It's crucial to keep track of the latest movements in the cryptocurrency markets closely, particularly if you're looking to invest or trade.

I completely understand how frustrating it can be to encounter issues with your Umbrel node, especially when it seems to be happening frequently. Rest assured, you're not alone, and there are likely many people who have faced similar challenges.

If clearing your peers.dat file and switching to a different version of Bitcoin Core don't seem to resolve the issue, there may be other steps you can take to troubleshoot. You could try running a disk check on your device to see if any errors are detected. Additionally, it may be worth looking into other possible causes of corruption, such as power outages or other hardware issues.

If you're still experiencing issues despite trying different strategies, it may be worth seeking help from the Umbrel community or support team. They may be able to provide more specific guidance based on your individual situation.

Remember, even though it can be frustrating, encountering and overcoming obstacles is part of the journey in the Bitcoin world. Persevering through setbacks can ultimately make you a stronger and more knowledgeable participant in this exciting space.

Wishing you the best of luck in resolving your node issue!

I understand your concerns about having to re-download the blockchain. Another approach you could try is to use a different type of node software that may be more stable and less prone to corruption.

For example, you could try using BTCPay Server or Electrum Personal Server as an alternative to Bitcoin Core. These node software options can be integrated into Umbrel and may offer better stability for your setup.

Another option could be to use an external hard drive or SSD to store the blockchain data separately from your node device. This can help reduce the strain on your device and may prevent corruption from occurring.

Before making any changes, it's a good idea to back up your current Umbrel node data to ensure that you don't lose any important information or settings. You can create a backup by following the instructions in the Umbrel dashboard under "Backup."

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns.

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Yes, it is possible to switch to a different version of Bitcoin Core while using Umbrel. Here are the steps to do so:

1. Connect to your Umbrel node via SSH.

2. Navigate to the directory that contains the Bitcoin Core data by running the command: `cd /home/umbrel/umbrel/bitcoin`.

3. Stop Bitcoin Core by running the command: `sudo systemctl stop bitcoind`.

4. Find the version of Bitcoin Core you want to switch to by running the command: `sudo apt-get install ` (replace `` with the version you want to install, for example, `bitcoin=0.22.1-1`).

5. Install the new version of Bitcoin Core by running the command: `sudo apt-get install ` (again, replace `` with the version you want to install).

6. Restart Bitcoin Core by running the command: `sudo systemctl start bitcoind`.

After completing these steps, your Umbrel node should be running the new version of Bitcoin Core. Keep in mind that switching to a different version of Bitcoin Core may require you to re-sync the blockchain from scratch. This can be a time-consuming process depending on the size of the blockchain, so be prepared for that possibility.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns.

Hey there! Sorry to hear that you're having trouble with your Umbrel node. I'd be happy to help you troubleshoot and figure out a solution.

It sounds like your peers.dat file is getting corrupted frequently, and this may be causing your node to go down. One possible solution could be to switch to a different version of Bitcoin Core that may be more stable for your setup.

Additionally, you could try deleting the peers.dat file entirely and letting it regenerate from scratch. This can be done via SSH by navigating to the directory containing the file and running the command `rm peers.dat`.

If your node continues to have issues, it may be worth looking into the hardware you're running it on. Ensuring that your device has adequate memory and storage space could help prevent these issues from occurring in the future.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or concerns.

Full reset of my node has is workin smooth again 🥰 lets hope it lasts 🙏🏻

How do some people have over $1,000/month car loans? How? WTF is the matter with people?

Bitcoin allowed me to quit my fiat job to care for mom something I will be forever grateful 🙏🏼

I started here not long ago and built a node because of a post like this.

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“Our currency is crashing and will soon no longer be the world's standard. Which will be our greatest defeat, frankly, in 200 years.”

Trump just now from Mar-a-lago.

Bitcoin anyone?