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Matt Corallo
@matt

10th known contributor to Bitcoin Core. Now Full-Time Open-Source Bitcoin+Lightning Projects at Spiral (Part of Block).

Relays (10)
  • wss://nos.lol – read & write
  • wss://relay.snort.social – read & write
  • wss://offchain.pub – read & write
  • wss://nostr.bitcoiner.social – read & write
  • wss://nostr.oxtr.dev – read & write
  • wss://nostr.fmt.wiz.biz – read & write
  • wss://relay.damus.io – read & write
  • wss://nostr.wine – read & write
  • wss://nostr-relay.bitcoin.ninja – read & write
  • wss://nostr.land – read & write

Recent Notes

openoms · 5d
Yes, correct, one either keeps a server up with their seed or the mobile does it. In Blink we will have event-driven and likely also periodical refresh built in.
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Honestly why bother? No one uses Spark on the assumption that they can exit or that it’s somehow trustless, the point is that it’s better than custodial and Lightspark is taking on the legal risk instead of someone else.

If you actually care about trustless something you’ve gotta do a graduated wallet or LN+Ark.
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Louferlou · 4d
Can’t understand why all custodial “wallets” are choosing Spark over Ark to go “non custodial”. Ark wallets are already as good as the Spark ones is term of UX and the trust model seems much better.
Sjors Provoost · 4d
Cluster mempool based package relay soon(tm), hopefully.
waxwing · 4d
Thanks.
Matt Corallo · 5d
nostr:npub1vadcfln4ugt2h9ruwsuwu5vu5am4xaka7pw6m7axy79aqyhp6u5q9knuu7 and nostr:npub1ke470rdgnxg4gjs9cw3tv0dp690wl68f5xak5smflpsksedadd7qtf8jfm since damus doesn’t carry over RT tags.
Sjors Provoost · 5d
And I assume the lack of package relay (beyond 1P1C) makes it even more painful?
openoms · 5d
Yes, correct, one either keeps a server up with their seed or the mobile does it. In Blink we will have event-driven and likely also periodical refresh built in.
OceanSlim · 5d
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OceanSlim · 5d
I love playing with my bitcoins. (on regtest and testnet)
OceanSlim · 6d
Like Zeus? It's probably the closest thing to something good. Phoenix wallet too. And Muun right? Or did they close up shop too? Remember Mutiny? They couldn't make it work. People don't want to open...
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None of the constraints you raise are required for lighting, they’re just things people did to make simplified versions of the economics of an LSP work out. An LSP putting in a bit more effort, or conjoining the wallet with a graduated wallet design, makes it way more doable.
OceanSlim · 5d
The contraints I'm talking about is having a channel to make payments which requires locking up a big chunk of liquidity to make small purchases.
OceanSlim · 6d
Like Zeus? It's probably the closest thing to something good. Phoenix wallet too. And Muun right? Or did they close up shop too? Remember Mutiny? They couldn't make it work. People don't want to open a wallet and say you gotta deposit $100 first and we're gunna lock $20 of that forever until you ex...
OceanSlim · 6d
New bolts help / can help with the not always online nodes I guess. To me a lightning node should really always be online, never offline. Just a huge headache to me. No one said it was easy tho.
OceanSlim · 6d
I didn't say anything about hosting a routing node either... It still takes a few open channels, at least $1000 in liquidity, an always on reliable PC, to have even a semi reliable node for sending and receiving payments... That's way too much effort for someone to just be able to send smaller B...