If you are testing garnet, how do you know who you can zap monero to or not?

Also, would it be called a Mzap?

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Mzap makes it look like an African word and Map is not an acronym most want to affiliated with ๐Ÿ˜‚

Smallest unit of monero is called "Piconero"

Zap you some pico?

Pikozap?

Piece of zap?

I like pico ๐Ÿค™.

Or a pap hahaha

I will just not go through rn. Later, I assume it will be the same as lightning and you will receive a popup notification saying the person does not have an xmr address set up.

Thanks, good to know.

Zap does not have the word satoshi or sat in it's name.

IMO there is no reason to combine the two words pico and zap. We don't say zapsat or satzap.

It makes sense to keep the same two word phrasing.

I.e. "zap sats" & "zap pico" as in "zap me some sats", or "zap me some pico."

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Also, "tip" is the wording within the app. Zap is a lightning thing. I assume as more currencies are integrated into clients, the word "tip" will be used. Doesn't make sense to have a special individual name for each client supported currency. I like tips.

Now, tip me some pico, bro ;)

Are these currencies going to go over lightning? The word zap doesnโ€™t make any sense for anything but lightning bitcoin (that includes bitcoin ecash IMO). Users are going to get very confused

So, "tip" makes more sense. garnet uses the work tip, and I like it.

*word

Yes! I love the zap naming convention but itโ€™s already unsettling to me that some are starting to use it with custodial ecash! Hopefully we can turn that already moving ship

Hey hey! There is a pop up. I didn't get it the first time. Just tried to tip you some pico, and this pops up ๐Ÿค™

It should just say "Unable to tip" if the recipient isn't using Garnet or doesn't have a Monero address on their profile

I think the word "zap" only makes sense with lightning. For now it's just a Monero "tip". Maybe the community can come up with something better.