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since pure non-custodial lightning wallets are hard, i think it would be ideal to just keep it as simple as possible:

custodial for small amounts, large chunks of sats over the custodial limit are automatically sent to the users non-custodial onchain wallet at regular intervals. No limits between these periods. This is a requirement to reduce liability on our end.

Our wallet doesn’t need to be hardcore non-custodial at every level (which isn’t really even possible). it will mainly be the touch point for people getting into bitcoin.

Getting their first sats from our lightning node into their non-custodial onchain wallet will be huge for people new to bitcoin and for non-custodial bitcoin as a whole.

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TheLegendaryMan 7mo ago

If you build a custodial lightning wallet that makes taking sats over to on chain self custodial bitcoin wallets graceful.

Make sure that you do not have minimum withdrawl requirements.

Every solution that i have come across has this barrier to entry. Whether it be 250k sats, 50k sats, or even 25k sats. When you have limited income, or very few sats from zaps. Those minimum withdrawl requirements makes getting your sats off lightning and back onto on chain exceedingly difficult, or practically impossible.

I look forward to seeing what you develop. Let me know when it is ready for bug testing and i will help out. Take care and stay awesome.

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