Summary re Blixt Wallet (blixtwallet.github.io) discussion last night at weekly @BOBSpaces_BKK meetup:

- Blixt works best on Android and functions abstractly as a private LND node (Neutrino node) on your phone.

- Uses LND AEZEED mnemonics for wallet recovery key; gives familiar looking 24-word seed phrase.

- Similar to Phoenix and Breez but lower abstraction level (meaning you can adjust more settings and see/customize the back end Lightning channel management more granularly).

- Blixt has a pretty stable in-app Tor function, so don’t need separate Tor app like Orbot. Zeus LN needs to consider this.

- Enabling Tor makes connecting private channels from your own Tor-only node a breeze. Pleb node runners normally run Tor-only nodes given that’s the default for node packages like Umbrel, myNode.btc, etc.

- Blixt’s LSP inbound liquidity function, even in beta, looks much slicker than other wallets.

- Blixt can be used as an additional tool to manage your node’s liquidity, if you know what you’re doing.

- And very important, make sure to open only Private channels from your node to Blixt. As #[0] keeps repeating, Blixt isn’t meant to be a routing node, so shouldn’t have public channels.

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