No, no Internet. It's just messaging.
Reticulum or Athena would be what you'd likely want to research if you're into P2P radio data.
No license required. Everything is a bit hobbyist oriented so things can be a bit clunky, but it just works.
For certain power levels, a license is needed, but that's not necessary for general usage.
This is a pretty good point. Bitcoin is built to be accountable, which is at odds with privacy goals. Lightning is a good addition of complexity, but without guarantees.
I feel like Bitcoin is appropriately built for use by governments and institutions, which allows the people to sousveil activity. This is an extremely important feature as Bitcoin grows in adoption.
For more privacy-oriented money, scalability and trading liquidity are essential along with mathematical privacy guarantees.
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Nodes available: 12 
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This is the ultra basic setup. No soldering required. The micro screwdriver is only needed to do a bit of prying open the included case.
Meshtastic nodes that I put together for ready to use devices.
These are capable of P2P encrypted messages without cell towers across up to 3 miles in urban environments.
It broadcasts messages over a P2P network where messages can hop from node to node.
It sounds like you're thinking that end devices will do the route calculations. There might be an opportunity here since we can predict all channel states (poorly) using our ML, which is better than the probabilistic pathfinding method from Rene Pickhardt (only since the ML is based off more data). Certainly we can offer the simple graph without predictions as a low cost (or potentially free) option.
We'll start with a generic pathfinding as a service which will accept inputs source, destination, amount.
These can be populated with an invoice directly or can be fuzzed with different amounts for privacy.
We'll be sending out invitations to benchmark test our service against LND's a priori pathfinding in exchange for free use of the advanced service that incorporates our predictions.
If you (or anyone) are keen to help test the PaaS, anyone can sign up at rpo.dev/pathfinding.
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Don't you want self custody?
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