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🐉AT ₿01

Oh I use braiins, my bad

Muuny 1mo ago 💬 1

I don't like to use my brain.

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calle

Holy shit it's working! Paid a 100k sats Lightning invoice from two different Cashu mints at the same time.

Enter atomic multinut payments.

https://video.nostr.build/935d5c453c00ae7498be116b9c4d4b358d326854fd7cf19ebfa782f69a575a6c.mp4

All Cashu wallets let you use multiple mints. To reduce rug risk, we encourage users to leave only small amounts on each mint. This introduces a big UX challenge which forces users to distribute funds on different mints in a smart way. It's particularly problematic when you're trying to pay a bigger Lightning invoice from your small balances. Who has time for that?

The Lightning protocol allows nodes to split a single payment HTLC into multiple parts to increase the chance of reaching the destination, called Multi-Path Payments (MPP). Typically, that's done from one sender to one receiver. What if... you can just break the rules?

A multinut payment originates from multiple Lightning nodes to pay a single invoice, atomically. Even if none of your mint balances can cover an invoice, as long as your total balance is large enough, you can pay the invoice.

I don't think anyone was crazy enough to do this before. Pretty sure what you see here is the first invoice being paid using a CLN and an LND node at the same time. Amazing work by the team, special thanks to nostr:nprofile1qqsw8lr88lzln8x92ng073m4v72kglf9edhxvk8eztg3ftny98f46dgpz4mhxue69uhkummnw3ezummcw3ezuer9wchsz9mhwden5te0wfjkccte9ehx7um5wghxyctwvshsz9mhwden5te0wfjkccte9ec8y6tdv9kzumn9wshsk9y93w.

https://video.nostr.build/b9e330fbe21a772c0525ae2fceedaa99a90b8512a501c1f1d3263eac1d55219a.mp4

Muuny 8mo ago

Hell yeah!

Muuny 8mo ago

Unfortunately this is a clear case of some company carrying water for the government push to not blame themselves for banking security, and simply blaming someone else. Which of course the government would do, because OFC it would. For someone to shut down the payments on 'stable coins' is trivial and much easier than a bank. Consider how hard it is to make a bank that uses any 'crypto' and you'll figure out all you need to know.

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