On 28 August 2026, Green Tea Accelerator completed a node expansion, adding high-speed nodes across Asia-Pacific and Southeast Asia. The goal: ease congestion on popular lines at evening peaks so fewer users crowd one path.
Node count is never just "more is better" — it is about being where users need. Two months of data showed Hong Kong and Singapore nodes persistently overloaded, which is exactly where this expansion focused.
1. Scope of expansion
New nodes cover Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo and Seoul, mostly Asia-Pacific and Southeast Asia. Available nodes in these regions rose about 30% on average, cutting peak-hour per-node load.
| Region | New nodes | Load drop |
|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | +12 | -28% |
| Singapore | +10 | -25% |
| Tokyo | +8 | -22% |
| Seoul | +6 | -19% |
2. Real impact
More nodes means fewer manual switches at peak. Smart routing spreads traffic across more lines, congestion drops and stability rises.
A user who used Hong Kong nodes nightly reported switching 2-3 times before the expansion, and almost never after — one connection lasted the whole evening.
3. Quality assurance
New nodes pass at least 72 hours of stability testing across latency, loss and bandwidth before going live. After launch, continuous health monitoring auto-removes any node showing sustained anomalies until it recovers.
| Check | Threshold | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Latency | >300ms for 10 min | Lower priority |
| Loss | >5% for 5 min | Auto-remove |
| Bandwidth | <50% of baseline | Alert |
4. Next steps
The team says the next round targets Europe and North America, with more nodes expected within the year. Expansion is a continuous, demand-driven effort, not a one-off. To try the expanded nodes, download Green Tea VPN and refresh the node list.
Comments (3)
Singapore lines are much smoother.
Hoping Europe and North America expand next.
Hong Kong nodes no longer need switching at night.