I just moved a cashu now from one mint I have cashu on to another.
So my understanding is this happened:
That mint exchanged the cashu amount to the BTC amount, sent a Lightning Transaction over the LN network (which may have routed multiple hops), the LN address is that of the receiving mint or? And then I suppose the receiving mint exchanges that back to cashu for the receiving user.
When I wanted to send from my one mint I generated an invoice. I then pasted that in. So the way this feels is more of a "Bob can request 2 cashus from me and because I signed it (I presume, as I generated the invoice) he can redeem it)?
I think I need to understand how the interactions work at each level here.
Reading about https://cashu.space/ now.
So mints are LN endpoints like any LN node I presume. Once the BTC (over LN) has arrived at the mint, it is backing then a certain amount of cash tokens.
Payment to people on same mint is fast. To other mints would require cashu -> lightning (BTC on LN) and then LN transaction to the other mint and conversion (once received) to cashu.
Is this a correct understanding? Cashu is just a usecase of LN that pairs LN-BTC as backing to a new token?
Who is the Minibits developer?
BTC, XMR, ETH
I only mention these names because they interest me from a technical point of view. Each offers something different.
Lots of learning ahead.
The EU banning PoW would make me far more concerned about the future of the EU than of PoW.
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Is it being considered? 😂
Voluntary slavery at worst.
Is that a game?
Learning Portuguese my fellas
I have ordered another null modem, and will be doing transport node stuff with this.
Will take some time to arrive, when it does I shall continue.
You can send me those cashu things now fellas.
Got that the thing setup in my account
Thanks for this resource btw
So Cashu runs on lightning


