no, mints sometimes go offline, sometimes run out of liquidity, sometimes they charge a lot of routing fees, sometimes they fail to find a route in either direction...
it's absolutely not a boolean thing
no, mints sometimes go offline, sometimes run out of liquidity, sometimes they charge a lot of routing fees, sometimes they fail to find a route in either direction...
it's absolutely not a boolean thing
As long as people understand that and don't just choose the most popular mint