Thank you... but here are my thoughts/concerns....ln.bits seems like it must expose my ph#. Alby isn't native on tor (are browsers like firefix trustworthy?), and I'm sure my node is exposed, plus managing channels is a huge pain and limits adoption due to poor UX. I think the UBER model makes the a lot of sense....flood the system until resistance is futile. But privacy is important or Bitcoin just becomes something that is better than a CBDC.
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Does walletofsatoshi require kyc/email? I haven't used it in a long time. It supports nip57
Torbrowser is a Firefox build. Alby supports Firefox. AFAIK you don't need an email for a getalby wallet but I might be wrong about that. Another option is to use a custodial lnbits like legend.lnbits.com and install the lndhub plugin and point your bluewallet at it.
I haven't had good experiences with breeze and I'd rather self custody.
I think WoS requires an email....atleast to backup your wallet. Sounds like Alby is the way forward with the path of least resistance.
I'm incredibly excited about where the lightning network is going. But now it is moving really fast. We need to keep asking the right questions. Sound user guides are needed.
have u found / tried only tor based relays and which client iris snort coracle can work? n tor browser