Deploying more capital

It’s free, you can copy the code and customize it for your own use case depending on the license. Also the codebase is freely available for anyone to modify and submit pull requests to the project. Pull requests are essentially changes you’d like to see that you create and if approved those changes get merged into a release.

I want to try Bitchat but every time I open the app it says there are 0 people in the network.

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What are you building and with what?

Who's vibe coding?!?!

Amazing and perfect editing 🤣

How do I post long-form content here? On Damus, the formatting is just plain text.

Who here remembers the bear whale sell wall? $100k is giving off those vibes.

Be right back, setting a limit order for $100,420.69 nostr:note1z5cscktfx6mg5k7a8wz7hhprf9yahv6qp49mjqgrcj5u7jcvedgqetxxxu

Happy Birthday America! I hope everyone enjoys the fireworks 🇺🇸🎆🧨🎇🦅

Looks like the back bays in S. NJ

What is their excuse?

Cashu is placing trust in a single entity so that is very risky. Fedimint is placing trust in multiple parties. It’s a little better but there could still be collusion. The whole point of bitcoin is to self-custody. If you have the means and technical knowledge to custody your own funds you absolutely should. If you don’t, then start reading and don’t stop until you understand it.

I remember this happening back in 2013. The best exchange was Bitfinex in terms of uptime, not security though as they were hacked.

While fascinating, doesn't this help anyone else trying to impersonate Satoshi in the future?

I am not entirely convinced that the value of Bitcoin can reach zero. Although it can experience a significant drop in value, I believe that there will always be some demand for it in some jurisdiction. As long as there is no political ban, any technical issues can be resolved. It's highly unlikely that the whole world will simultaneously ban Bitcoin. Even if that happens, there will still be an underground scene that uses it through Tor or other private or local networks. Curious to hear other opinions.

and here I thought it was just my feed. He's already admitted he doesn't care about Bitcoin at all other than the NGU.

Unfortunately, these are the same people in charge of making policy and laws

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None if the wallets I have used so far have this capability that I could find. I'm aware that channel liquidy is their primary revenue model. However in light of this post note1v7w5kgl9pnnm27053xtyplru2e3wznch34stgqqpcn72gw5qf09s8sfh3v I wanted to see what the fees were for each service and what was being displayed to the end user.

Phoenix

Breez

Blockstream Green

Zeus

Mutiny

In each instance I try to receive 4,000,000 sats.

Blockstream Green - I can't really tell what's going on here. I see a 2,500 sat funding fee and they advertise a 0.04% fee but they show -$175.37 on screen 🤷‍♂️

Phoenix Wallet - After editing the invoice amount I'm met with a fee estimation of 10,672 sats. Note, the default max fee percentage in settings which is very hidden is set to 50%. I'm guessing that's what happened to the note I linked above.

Breez - They show you very clearly a 1% fee when creating the invoice and then on the next screen show you exactly what you will be charged. 40,000 sats at ($17.64).

Mutiny - First they warned me about receiving 4,000,000 sats as its beta software. Moving along, they show me a setup fee of 14,928 sats as a setup fee.

Zeus - They talk about setup fees on the invoice creation page but there are no details, just a link to their website to learn more. On the QR code screen they show me 62,500 sats will go to the LSP, I'm assuming Voltage. Does Zeuse get a split of that?

What do I want to see as a user? I want to see the percentage if any youre charging for the liquidity in three ways. I want to see the percentage, the sats amount that equals and I want to see that in fiat value. Whats else is missing? Aside from some wallets not clearly showing fees, we’re absolutely missing onchain fees. Why are these not being displayed? This is a must and cannot be overlooked.

I tried to post some screenshots but I couldnt upload them on Primal

Anyone have any thoughts?

They've been trained their whole lives that they don't have to be responsible for the security of their funds. They traded that responsibility for a small fee.

Do any mobile lightning wallets let you add and manage your own channels? I've been using Zeus to manage my own node remotely and while this is great im curious if there are other options.

lol a $431 fee?

Why even watch this program? CNBC is for legacy markets and FIAT maximalists. You already know the opinion of someone who spent their whole life and career maximizing their earnings in Fiat. Bitcoin doesn't need to fit into legacy markets. It's here to drink its milkshake. Who cares if these boomers like Bitcoin or not? They have just a few years left before they’re put out to pasture. In the meantime, focus on what the younger generation cares about.