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Not sure.

Ideas are bulletproof.

Absolutely. It is not self-custodial. Almost nothing is 100% self-custodial. Even these gold teeth in my mouth can be pulled out without my consent. It would be useful to evaluate the risk of losing something due to the actions of others within a certain time period. For example, ecash has a 50% risk of being lost within a year. On-chain Bitcoin has a 0.1% risk. Gold teeth have a 1% risk, etc.

Planning to open a channel to make you regular payments. Do you run your own node or can you recommend some reliable node close to your wallet?

No effect so far. Just another regular Wednesday.

It requires considerable intelligence to convincingly portray oneself as stupid.

Got endless Cloudflare loop with Orbot in VPN mode. Tried ProtonVPN. Got "This site can't be reached" response with NetShield toggle (block malware, tracking, ads) on. Turned NetShield off and was able to access the site. For some reason, ProtonVPN blocks the site as if it has something to do with malware, tracking, or ads.

Ok. I find this audio trimming really bad. It seems one can't switch it off. It cuts out all meaningful pauses and renders the audio sound like machines are talking to each other.

Recent update of Chantools provides a solution. One can use pullanchor command to attempt to CPFP an anchor output of a channel.

Replying to Avatar Peter Todd

Re: the danger of out-of-band payments and anchors: https://petertodd.org/2023/v3-transactions-review#anchor-outputs-are-a-danger-to-mining-decentralization

I just noticed that someone who had a anchor channel open with me force closed it, using ViaBTC's transaction accelerator to get the transaction mined without spending the anchors. :/

What if one uses channel backup file to ask the other node to force close a channel, but the transaction gets stuck forever then due to high fee environment? Wouldn't the acceleration service seem like the only fast and lucrative option to move forward then?