Had to send a bunch of wires today.
The bank kept asking me why.
Apparently “because I want to” isn’t a sufficient reason.
Builders can stay engaged with writing code longer than traders can remain entertained by drawing shapes on price charts.
@badcryptobitch I blame the oracle problem.
Retweet if you managed to make it through your entire life without needing life insurance. https://t.co/pktOwdOyUY
RT @BitcoinCorePRs: This week’s PR Review Club is on #22383: “Prefer to use txindex if available for GetTransaction”, authored by @lopp. Co…
Another day, another scammer to crush. https://t.co/sAvMVwqyhx
Seeking out liquidity flows to facilitate routing on the Lightning Network feels like fishing. You can look for sig… https://t.co/ChnbtVWgwK
@unruhschuh Yes, most payments are. Though from my own experience trying to rebalance large channels, I get tons of… https://t.co/IXukOsYBTT
@Hoodl57918837 If you only want the channel for sending/receiving your own payments, sure. If you’re trying to be a… https://t.co/BEPCCaoZ08
@kozuchowski_m It’s very spiky, anywhere from 0 to 20.
@kozuchowski_m Tor, though this may be detrimental to being a routing node.
If your goal of running a lightning node is to route plenty of payments, stick to creating channels > 10M sats. Con… https://t.co/Ct4iBW6TT5