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yes, but phoenix wallet makes that hard. To make a new bolt12 in phoenix wallet, you must create a new wallet and pay for more inbound capacity. This disincentive encourages payment string reuse and is bad.
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JackTheMimic 10mo ago

Yes, using embedded node wallets that use backends that aren't yours ARE hard to control. I use my own CLN node to create any offers I want. Maybe direct this criticism to Phoenix and not the BOLT12 spec.

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deleted 10mo ago

Amen

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Super Testnet 10mo ago

Agreed, the problem is Phoenix's implementation, not the bolt12 spec

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vnprc 10mo ago

I was also under the impression that phoenix's implementation was "the way it worked". Thanks for clarifying this!

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BOL 10mo ago

Tried bolt12 between two separate phoenix wallets ... Sent more sats than I should have been able to (according to inbound liquidity available)... Maybe I misunderstand, but if so, that seems like a killer feature/tradeoff?!