Thanks for standing by, fellow nutters!

Alerts will follow a new format from now on. Let me take a moment to explain.

Firstly I check for failed swaps by the auditor. If I find one, I post.

Failed swaps by mints don't necessarily mean something is bad or a rug pull is happening. Sometimes is just a case of the mints not being able to find a route through the lightning network to make payment. Not all mints are super-connected nodes.

The first post will show both mints, the payer and the receiver and the reason that the swap failed. Since it's not obvious to me programmerically who was at fault, I'll then list the last 10 swaps involving each mint with a success rating. This should help you see if there is an ongoing problem with one of them.

In a reply to this OP, I'll note any mints that have status changes with the auditor and then, for each mint, list their last 10 known swaps.

If the auditor says there is a problem with a mint, you can then look at the mint performance and judge for yourself.

I hope you find this more useful.

Let me know if you would like any changes.