[bisq-network/bisq-docs] [WIP] Add Bitcoin Core Node role doc (#92)

[Steve Jain]

m52go commented on this pull request.



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+=== Step 0. Evaluate
+
+Determine if this is really a role you can fill. It's expected that your node will maintain (1) good uptime and (2) an up-to-date config and bitcoind version (as required by the Bitcoin Node Maintainer). There are no strict requirements for either, but it's expected that you will make your best effort to stay current.
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+=== Step 1. Get in Touch
+
+Contact the Bitcoin Core Maintainer to convey your intention of setting up a Bitcoin Core node for Bisq.
+
+=== Step 2. Set it Up
+
+Set up a Bitcoin Core node, making sure to use the configuration https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq-btcnode[specified here] [where is it, actually?]. Also make sure your node runs in a secure environment [ details? ] and that it allows onion connections so Bisq can connect to it.
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+=== Step 3. Include Node in Bisq Source
+
+Once your node is ready, send a PR to include it as a Bitcoin Core node for Bisq (they're currently specified https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq/blob/ff4e22d5f537ec8e77bffb3fec116b96fa387c46/core/src/main/java/bisq/core/btc/nodes/BtcNodes.java[here]).

Thanks for noticing...not sure how that happened.

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