btc_regtest.seednodes

# By default developers use either port 2002 or 3002 or both as local seed nodes. If they want to use regtest 
# with Tor they have to add a program argument to pass the custom onion address of the local Tor seed node.
# E.g. --seedNodes=YOUR_ONION.onion:2002

# To create your local onion addresses follow those steps:
# 1. Run a seed node with prog args: --bitcoinNetwork=regtest --nodePort=2002 --appName=bisq_seed_node_localhost_YOUR_ONION
# 2. Find your local onion address in bisq_seed_node_localhost_YOUR_ONION/regtest/tor/hiddenservice/hostname
# 3. Shut down the seed node
# 4. Rename YOUR_ONION at the directory with your local onion address as well as the appName program argument to reflect 
# the real onion address.
# 5. Start the seed node again
# 6. Start the Bisq app which wants to connect to that seed node with program argument `--seedNodes=YOUR_ONION.onion:2002`


# nodeaddress.onion:port [(@owner)]
localhost:2002
localhost:3002