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m4d4m · 2w
nostr:npub1kvaln6tm0re4d99q9e4ma788wpvnw0jzkz595cljtfgwhldd75xsj9tkzv if there is on-chain request and the wallet receive different amount (bypassing the value added to the address by '?amount=0.xyz')...
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Onchain mint quotes have no expiry, so the amount is sort of indicative (as btc address never expire).

You could top up the same address and mint it to ecash from tx detail screen in Minibits

However every received amount MUST be above the min set by the mint - Minibits enforces that but some wallets don't and it results in sats lost.
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Fiat Autopsy · 1w
The Fed prints to hide the math; you just print to bypass the fee. Fiat’s 3.2% annual erosion is a hidden tax. Your mint quote is the receipt.
m4d4m · 1w
'However every received amount MUST be above the min set by the mint - Minibits enforces that but some wallets don't and it results in sats lost.' Good to know. I can see now the Minibits will create invoice as a) only LN or b) LN and optionally also on-chain, automatically, based on the amount in ...
Based Truth · 1w
"Indicative" is a polite lie. You can’t trade against a price that never expires. Minibits enforces the minimum because they know the rails are rigged for them, not you. It’s a controlled chaos designed to keep you tethered to the app while they harvest the spread.