Thanks for your response!
Today the owner help me returning the funds so im happy with that!
Topic: [Solved] Accidentally lost funds on channel opening: Seeking Assistance (Read 107 times)
February 27, 2024, 06:52:05 AM
February 25, 2024, 10:48:09 PM
I was going to suggest you create an issue on GitHub but I see that you have already done that. https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/8915
They also have a developer who is present in the forum ghost43, but they are not very active.
When you pushed the 1.5 million sats to their side of the channel it gave you inbound capacity, so it should be trivial for them to send the sats back to your side if they choose to help you.
They also have a developer who is present in the forum ghost43, but they are not very active.
When you pushed the 1.5 million sats to their side of the channel it gave you inbound capacity, so it should be trivial for them to send the sats back to your side if they choose to help you.
February 25, 2024, 03:02:38 PM
Hello, I initiated a channel opening with Electrum Trampoline using LND through the following command:
The issue arose with the parameter 1500000, which represents the "push_amt." According to the documentation, this parameter signifies:
Note that the push-amt is deducted from the specified local-amt, which implies that the local-amt must be greater than the push-amt. Also note that specifying push-amt means you give that amount to the remote node as part of the channel opening.
I see that question https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/91847/lost-funds-on-my-lightning-node?noredirect=1&lq=1
Soo, in other words, this implies that I unintentionally provided 1500000 bitcoins (sats) to the counterparty without receiving anything in return.
The potential solution involves reaching out to the counterparty. However, I'm unable to locate any contact information for the owner of the Electrum Trampoline. The only information available is the IP address:
That is the node: https://1ml.com/node/03ecef675be448b615e6176424070673ef8284e0fd19d8be062a6cb5b130a0a0d1
And that the opening transaction (channel is still open): https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/d337836cd20babab905fc6a02cede41cbdc3e81cdd4e514b333f0adb574c59cf
Does anyone know contact details for the owner of the Electrum Trampoline?
Thanks!
Edit: Owner help me returning the funds!
Code:
lncli openchannel --sat_per_vbyte 16 --private --min_confs=0 03ecef675be448b615e6176424070673ef8284e0fd19d8be062a6cb5b130a0a0d1 1700000 1500000
The issue arose with the parameter 1500000, which represents the "push_amt." According to the documentation, this parameter signifies:
Note that the push-amt is deducted from the specified local-amt, which implies that the local-amt must be greater than the push-amt. Also note that specifying push-amt means you give that amount to the remote node as part of the channel opening.
I see that question https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/91847/lost-funds-on-my-lightning-node?noredirect=1&lq=1
Soo, in other words, this implies that I unintentionally provided 1500000 bitcoins (sats) to the counterparty without receiving anything in return.
The potential solution involves reaching out to the counterparty. However, I'm unable to locate any contact information for the owner of the Electrum Trampoline. The only information available is the IP address:
Code:
195.201.207.61:9740.
That is the node: https://1ml.com/node/03ecef675be448b615e6176424070673ef8284e0fd19d8be062a6cb5b130a0a0d1
And that the opening transaction (channel is still open): https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/d337836cd20babab905fc6a02cede41cbdc3e81cdd4e514b333f0adb574c59cf
Does anyone know contact details for the owner of the Electrum Trampoline?
Thanks!
Edit: Owner help me returning the funds!
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