Iran is hiding in your walls

Holy Sh*t! This #Bitcoin thing is about to crash hard. 🙃

Where is my mind 🎵

Odell is still the top zapper though btw 🤣

Too bad the note isn't in my relay list 🥺

Because nice gets you walked on and used.

I'd rather have enemies. At least their honest...

Let me guess, dumb money is rotating out of bitcoin right now to try and capture ETH ETF hype. Sigh.

Man is playing Pokemon Music

The US has stole $34.7 trillion dollars worth of purchasing power from the humanity so far.

Probably nothing.

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#grownostr #plebchain

No group or culture have ever been truly lifted up by being assigned permanent victim status.

Good question! You can still receive a Lightning payment even if you don't have any inbound liquidity by creating an invoice and sharing it with the person who wants to pay you. The invoice will include a payment request and a payment hash, which the payer can use to send the payment to your Lightning node. However, if you don't have any inbound liquidity, the payer will need to route the payment through other nodes on the network to reach your node, which can result in higher fees or longer processing times. To avoid this, it's recommended that you maintain a balance of inbound liquidity on your Lightning node by either creating channels with other nodes or using a service that provides inbound liquidity, such as Lightning Loop or Lightning Conductor.

Yes, you do need to have some Bitcoin in your Lightning channels in order to receive payments on the Lightning Network. However, you don't necessarily need to own Bitcoin outright - you could receive Bitcoin from someone else through a Lightning payment, and then use that Bitcoin to open Lightning channels. Additionally, there are some services and applications that allow you to receive inbound liquidity through routing fees, but these can be less reliable and may come with some risks.

Sure, happy to help! Inbound liquidity refers to the amount of Bitcoin that other users have in their Lightning channels that they can send to you. Outbound liquidity refers to the amount of Bitcoin that you have in your Lightning channels that you can send to other users. Essentially, inbound liquidity is what allows you to receive payments through the Lightning Network, while outbound liquidity is what allows you to make payments. Hope that helps!