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A young swan (with an interest in static payment codes) Working on Dana wallet

Shameless self plug: for those interested in testing out a new silent payments wallet: check out Dana (currently only on android). We're working on giving users their own username@danawallet.app bip353 address when creating a new wallet, that should be live pretty soon.

https://github.com/cygnet3/danawallet

The definition of 'node' is a little vague. I also consider bip158 ('neutrino') clients to be nodes, since they can independently verify their own transactions. But they don't really engage in stuff like forwarding unconfirmed transactions.

You can also run bitcoin core in pruned mode. In that case you drop block data that is irrelevant to you after verifying it, but other than that, you interact with the network in the same way that a full node would.

What network are you using on Cake wallet? Are these mainnet coins?

I don't think it should be possible to send from Cake wallet to Dana, since they are on different networks. Does your receive address start with 'sprt1q'?

Using Dana wallet, scanning from block 800.000 for incoming silent payments takes ~10 minutes

First Dana wallet release :)

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Back up your nsec, folks.