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April 22, 2022, 07:24:04 AM
Boot-strapping phase is currently altruistic but as more and more users enter expecting better/more reliable routes, I have debated that more specialized, more efficient routing nodes will be competing against each other for fees.
Thanks guys for bringing this thread back on-topic! Cheesy So, in my book, competition for fees (which I agree is coming) will drive them down instead of up. This means altruistic node operators will always retain the advantage of being cheaper and it will be hard for 'big centralized players' to 'take over the network' or something. Because to seriously challenge the altruistic channel network, they would need to lock up hundreds or thousands of their own BTC in channels and operate altruistically / at a loss (opportunity cost) as well; otherwise nobody would use their routes. Meanwhile a decentralized network of altruistic operators which all only lock up smaller amounts is more realistic and sustainable.
legendary
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April 22, 2022, 12:59:18 AM
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Sers, don't take what I said out of context. Because if you truly were trying to understand what I said in "the whole network is literally living off incentivization", you would realize that it's true. From top to bottom, from the miners to the memers.

Altruism WAS necessary to bootstrap the network, incentivization IS necessary for the network to continue chugging along.

I understand that you are responding to both of us, and surely BlackHatCoiner can speak for himself - nonetheless, I doubt that either of us are being unfair to you.

Personally, I have no problem accepting that shitcoin pumpening happens and is likely an inevitable phenomenon - but the mere fact that it happens and is likely inevitable neither means that it is necessary nor does it mean that any of us need to talk endearingly about it.. or even to frame the matter as if shitcoins were equal to bitcoin or that they bitcoin needs them in order to strive or survive - which seems to be your ongoing presumption in your ongoing striving to supposedly speak truths, Wind_FURY.

You can write about these matters however you like, but you seem to be bringing backlash upon yourself - because you seem to either ongoingly be engaging in shitcoin pumpening or just unnecessary shit stirring out of your supposed "more accurate" view of matters.  You do what you like, but there are likely several bitcoiners, including yours truly who will respond from time to time - because we are in a public forum and some of us just have difficulties letting such ongoing sloppy presentations to slide and likely cause more confusion that may well even mislead some folks - especially newbies.


I'm not trying to disrespect you, JayJuan, but that's just another long-winded post that didn't address the point, or try to get everything back in context.

Going back to the point of incentives/incentive-structures making everything stick together, it will also apply with the Lightning Network. Boot-strapping phase is currently altruistic but as more and more users enter expecting better/more reliable routes, I have debated that more specialized, more efficient routing nodes will be competing against each other for fees.
legendary
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April 21, 2022, 10:47:22 AM
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Sers, don't take what I said out of context. Because if you truly were trying to understand what I said in "the whole network is literally living off incentivization", you would realize that it's true. From top to bottom, from the miners to the memers.

Altruism WAS necessary to bootstrap the network, incentivization IS necessary for the network to continue chugging along.

I understand that you are responding to both of us, and surely BlackHatCoiner can speak for himself - nonetheless, I doubt that either of us are being unfair to you.

Personally, I have no problem accepting that shitcoin pumpening happens and is likely an inevitable phenomenon - but the mere fact that it happens and is likely inevitable neither means that it is necessary nor does it mean that any of us need to talk endearingly about it.. or even to frame the matter as if shitcoins were equal to bitcoin or that they bitcoin needs them in order to strive or survive - which seems to be your ongoing presumption in your ongoing striving to supposedly speak truths, Wind_FURY.

You can write about these matters however you like, but you seem to be bringing backlash upon yourself - because you seem to either ongoingly be engaging in shitcoin pumpening or just unnecessary shit stirring out of your supposed "more accurate" view of matters.  You do what you like, but there are likely several bitcoiners, including yours truly who will respond from time to time - because we are in a public forum and some of us just have difficulties letting such ongoing sloppy presentations to slide and likely cause more confusion that may well even mislead some folks - especially newbies.
legendary
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April 21, 2022, 01:55:54 AM

Wind Fury, enjoy the profit, HODL, have some diamond hands, whatever, you're allowed to say and do whatever you want. But, please, don't make it look like the Ether-scum where they can't look forward for upgrades and 2.0 gibberish to see green candles.


Am I making it look like Ether-scum? I was merely saying that Taro might attract developers from other projects, and start actually building on top of Bitcoin, which might also attract more liquidity for the network, then naturally more investors. Does that make it look like Ether-scum for you?

Ser, I would be lying if I said that I didn't care about Bitcoin's price. I did buy and HODL them as an investment first and foremost. Didn't anyone?

Plus what's with that tone? Why does it look like that you are always trying to make me look bad? I never had any interactions with you in the forum, nor have I insulted you.
It's just that I want improvements in Bitcoin simply for the sake of having a better payment system and not for the sake of making some investor bags of money. Sure, the value of Bitcoin is that it's such a good payment system, so that's part of the reason it has a high price. But this shouldn't be the main motivation for innovation. That's why a statement like 'this new technology will get btc to the moon' generally rubs me the wrong way.

Ser, the whole network is literally living off incentivization. How do you think it's all sticking together for this long?

You have been involved in this forum long enough Wind_FURY to be able to attempt to appreciate that a lot of the bitcoiner members appreciate that members post in a way that recognizes the reality that bitcoin is both king daddy, and there is not some kind of equivalencies going on regarding what various shitcoins are doing.  If you fail to frame matters in that kind of way, then you are opening yourself up to attack, whether you are doing it on purpose or not... Maybe you really believe there is no difference between incentives in shitcoins versus various ongoing developments in bitcoin second and third layers, whether we are referring to lightning network or some other 2nd/3rd layer developments?

It seems to me that we can still acknowledge that some value might come from various shitcoin projects - in terms of potential learning about technical or implementation angles that bitcoin could take in the future (or even improve in various current development attempts) - whether referring to base layer or various kinds of second and third layers. 

Seems to me that if you strive to just gloss over bitcoin differentiations - and to seem to want to pump various kinds of shitcoins as if they were equivalent to bitcoin in some kind of way or to even suggest that they are working off of the same incentives when foundationally, there are so many shitcoins that printed their own token, instead of working off of bitcoin - which thereby causes them to have lesser incentives because they have created money/making and money printing incentives for themselves on various kinds of projects that might even have some parallels in bitcoin.. but coming way earlier than bitcoin - and causing all kinds of seemingly premature pump and dump smoke and mirror nonsense going on all over the place with various shitcoins - even if you want to outline the various incentives in shitcoinlandia as if they were all the same - and equivalent to the incentives that are designed in bitcoin (if we can at least attempt to acknowledge that there is a certain amount of attempts in bitcoin to peg projects back to bitcoin's base layer and mostly acknowledge the extent to which some separate token (or business centralizations) might exist on bitcoin layer 2s and 3s that are ongoingly being developed. 
 

Am I making it look like Ether-scum?
Well, saying that the price will go the moon resembles to this behavior.

Ser, the whole network is literally living off incentivization. How do you think it's all sticking together for this long?
This is irrelevant and it's also a hasty generalization; just because there's incentive to secure it, doesn't mean you're encouraged to keep it and dump it later in a higher price, because that's how "to the moon" sounds like.

There's development to make it more utilizable. It happens to attract investors. If the opposite occurred, it'd probably be another fraudulent, ponzi-looking situation.




That's just my opinion, by the way. I don't want to seem absolute nor am I holding the holy chalice of truth. This is just the way I perceive things.


Sers, don't take what I said out of context. Because if you truly were trying to understand what I said in "the whole network is literally living off incentivization", you would realize that it's true. From top to bottom, from the miners to the memers.

Altruism WAS necessary to bootstrap the network, incentivization IS necessary for the network to continue chugging along.
legendary
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Farewell, Leo
April 20, 2022, 03:16:15 PM
Am I making it look like Ether-scum?
Well, saying that the price will go the moon resembles to this behavior.

Ser, the whole network is literally living off incentivization. How do you think it's all sticking together for this long?
This is irrelevant and it's also a hasty generalization; just because there's incentive to secure it, doesn't mean you're encouraged to keep it and dump it later in a higher price, because that's how "to the moon" sounds like.

There's development to make it more utilizable. It happens to attract investors. If the opposite occurred, it'd probably be another fraudulent, ponzi-looking situation.




That's just my opinion, by the way. I don't want to seem absolute nor am I holding the holy chalice of truth. This is just the way I perceive things.
legendary
Activity: 3962
Merit: 11519
Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
April 20, 2022, 12:31:42 PM

Wind Fury, enjoy the profit, HODL, have some diamond hands, whatever, you're allowed to say and do whatever you want. But, please, don't make it look like the Ether-scum where they can't look forward for upgrades and 2.0 gibberish to see green candles.


Am I making it look like Ether-scum? I was merely saying that Taro might attract developers from other projects, and start actually building on top of Bitcoin, which might also attract more liquidity for the network, then naturally more investors. Does that make it look like Ether-scum for you?

Ser, I would be lying if I said that I didn't care about Bitcoin's price. I did buy and HODL them as an investment first and foremost. Didn't anyone?

Plus what's with that tone? Why does it look like that you are always trying to make me look bad? I never had any interactions with you in the forum, nor have I insulted you.
It's just that I want improvements in Bitcoin simply for the sake of having a better payment system and not for the sake of making some investor bags of money. Sure, the value of Bitcoin is that it's such a good payment system, so that's part of the reason it has a high price. But this shouldn't be the main motivation for innovation. That's why a statement like 'this new technology will get btc to the moon' generally rubs me the wrong way.

Ser, the whole network is literally living off incentivization. How do you think it's all sticking together for this long?

You have been involved in this forum long enough Wind_FURY to be able to attempt to appreciate that a lot of the bitcoiner members appreciate that members post in a way that recognizes the reality that bitcoin is both king daddy, and there is not some kind of equivalencies going on regarding what various shitcoins are doing.  If you fail to frame matters in that kind of way, then you are opening yourself up to attack, whether you are doing it on purpose or not... Maybe you really believe there is no difference between incentives in shitcoins versus various ongoing developments in bitcoin second and third layers, whether we are referring to lightning network or some other 2nd/3rd layer developments?

It seems to me that we can still acknowledge that some value might come from various shitcoin projects - in terms of potential learning about technical or implementation angles that bitcoin could take in the future (or even improve in various current development attempts) - whether referring to base layer or various kinds of second and third layers. 

Seems to me that if you strive to just gloss over bitcoin differentiations - and to seem to want to pump various kinds of shitcoins as if they were equivalent to bitcoin in some kind of way or to even suggest that they are working off of the same incentives when foundationally, there are so many shitcoins that printed their own token, instead of working off of bitcoin - which thereby causes them to have lesser incentives because they have created money/making and money printing incentives for themselves on various kinds of projects that might even have some parallels in bitcoin.. but coming way earlier than bitcoin - and causing all kinds of seemingly premature pump and dump smoke and mirror nonsense going on all over the place with various shitcoins - even if you want to outline the various incentives in shitcoinlandia as if they were all the same - and equivalent to the incentives that are designed in bitcoin (if we can at least attempt to acknowledge that there is a certain amount of attempts in bitcoin to peg projects back to bitcoin's base layer and mostly acknowledge the extent to which some separate token (or business centralizations) might exist on bitcoin layer 2s and 3s that are ongoingly being developed. 
legendary
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April 20, 2022, 06:57:33 AM

Wind Fury, enjoy the profit, HODL, have some diamond hands, whatever, you're allowed to say and do whatever you want. But, please, don't make it look like the Ether-scum where they can't look forward for upgrades and 2.0 gibberish to see green candles.


Am I making it look like Ether-scum? I was merely saying that Taro might attract developers from other projects, and start actually building on top of Bitcoin, which might also attract more liquidity for the network, then naturally more investors. Does that make it look like Ether-scum for you?

Ser, I would be lying if I said that I didn't care about Bitcoin's price. I did buy and HODL them as an investment first and foremost. Didn't anyone?

Plus what's with that tone? Why does it look like that you are always trying to make me look bad? I never had any interactions with you in the forum, nor have I insulted you.
It's just that I want improvements in Bitcoin simply for the sake of having a better payment system and not for the sake of making some investor bags of money. Sure, the value of Bitcoin is that it's such a good payment system, so that's part of the reason it has a high price. But this shouldn't be the main motivation for innovation. That's why a statement like 'this new technology will get btc to the moon' generally rubs me the wrong way.


Ser, the whole network is literally living off incentivization. How do you think it's all sticking together for this long?
legendary
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April 20, 2022, 04:57:14 AM
And which is never the cause of price fluctuations. Lightning, SegWit, Taproot, Omni, Liquid, Dandelion, CoinJoin, CoinSwap, DEX and an endless list of other innovations in Bitcoin have never proved to affect the market.

any innovations have always tended to be designed in pursuit of Bitcoin's core value proposition: trustless money network. perhaps we could say there is an inbuilt marketplace assumption that cryptocurrencies will always upgrade their capabilities, but that those changes only strengthen a concept that is still the same as it always was. And that the value of the core concept is what is being traded, not the minor buttressing of it's upgrades.

maybe Lightning itself could prove to be the exception to the above, which implies Lightning hasn't achieved sufficient network-effect to affect the Bitcoin market. It was said early on in Lightning's development (~2017-19) that significant use of Lightning would put a visible cap on supply to the marketplace (as the BTC quantity in channels could be easily discerned by checking for them in the UTXO set), although the appearance of Taproot and more exchanges on the network all occurred faster than Lightning gained any significant liquidity. I would still expect any explosion in Lightning usage/liquidity to coincide with an explosion in Bitcoin's market price.
legendary
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Farewell, Leo
April 19, 2022, 08:11:14 AM
That's why a statement like 'this new technology will get btc to the moon' generally rubs me the wrong way.
And which is never the cause of price fluctuations. Lightning, SegWit, Taproot, Omni, Liquid, Dandelion, CoinJoin, CoinSwap, DEX and an endless list of other innovations in Bitcoin have never proved to affect the market. The price clearly moves arbitrarily, usually when an Elon appears and empties the exchanges' liquidity.

Wind Fury, enjoy the profit, HODL, have some diamond hands, whatever, you're allowed to say and do whatever you want. But, please, don't make it look like the Ether-scum where they can't look forward for upgrades and 2.0 gibberish to see green candles.
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April 19, 2022, 07:40:06 AM
Ser, I would be lying if I said that I didn't care about Bitcoin's price. I did buy and HODL them as an investment first and foremost. Didn't anyone?

Plus what's with that tone? Why does it look like that you are always trying to make me look bad? I never had any interactions with you in the forum, nor have I insulted you.
It's just that I want improvements in Bitcoin simply for the sake of having a better payment system and not for the sake of making some investor bags of money. Sure, the value of Bitcoin is that it's such a good payment system, so that's part of the reason it has a high price. But this shouldn't be the main motivation for innovation. That's why a statement like 'this new technology will get btc to the moon' generally rubs me the wrong way.
legendary
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April 19, 2022, 12:55:55 AM
OK, there's drama behind it. But from a speculator's perspective and if we move away from the drama, and concentrate on the technology of the protocol and what functionality it can bring to Bitcoin, I believe there's a new narrative to build on to push Bitcoin to six digits?

Well, the technology is exactly what TARO stole from an open source project, named RGB.
Technically you cannot steal an open source code, but omitting to credit the original developers for the sake of obtaining funding, well, it's borderline with non ethical behavior.
I already discussed it here and here, not to derail too much this thread.

Besides this technology being copied without attribution, I don't understand why Wind_FURY is always so focused on dollar-denominated Bitcoin price.


Ser, I would be lying if I said that I didn't care about Bitcoin's price. I did buy and HODL them as an investment first and foremost. Didn't anyone?

Plus what's with that tone? Why does it look like that you are always trying to make me look bad? I never had any interactions with you in the forum, nor have I insulted you.

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Does he believe people work for free to improve Bitcoin just so there is a new narrative to build on to push Bitcoin to six digits? People like those that work on RGB who put in their own free time and money to improve Bitcoin, make it more usable, faster, secure, to add more features like tokens - they don't do it just so some random investor can double his investment. These are genuine attempts to improve Bitcoin as a currency, as a means of payment and much more.

Sure, it can get more valuable if it's got more features, but please let's not always think 'price first' - that's what shitcoiners do. Adding whatever people find fun and cool so they pump their coin, then dump everything. Just about profit, no spirit of anarchistic independent money (often no nodes exist in those projects) or banking the unbanked.


I was merely suggesting Taro from a technological perspective, without the drama. Will it improve Bitcoin to be more than what it is today? Will it help onboard more users from other cryptocurrencies, from Ethereum perhaps? Will it be the next narrative during the next bull cycle? It was simply a shower-thought.
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April 17, 2022, 04:44:12 PM
BlueWallet says: "Unsupported lnurl".
Phoenix Wallet can't scan the QR-code. Copying it manually shows "legend.lnbits.com returned an error".
Muun Wallet says: "Contacting legend.lnbits.com...", followed by "Something went wrong".
That's not the best promotion for LN Sad
To continue this test: I just found out that 3 days ago, my BlueWallet received 2 times 2100 sat. So it looks like the failed and "Unsupported lnurl" worked a bit later anyway! I can't check if Muun Wallet received something, because I already deleted it (and the seed phrase too).

I assumed a LNURL payment can work only once, but somehow the same QR-code paid me 3 times in total. That seems like a serious bug. I'll donate it back again.
It is only a matter of time before someone takes all the coin intended to be offered to MuunWallet users. The process you described already sounds easy to automate at scale, and simply accessing a LNURL is even easier.

And I didn't get anything in any of the wallets I tried.
I guess either they did some really bad coding, or did not put in enough funds, or???
Either way, does not make them look good.

-Dave
Loyce's experience with the error messages is likely (IMO) a result of poor coding and/or the lack of testing (and resolving issues when tests fail). If you are not receiving any funds when Loyce received funds 3x, may mean that someone already took all the funds.
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April 17, 2022, 02:01:35 PM
BlueWallet says: "Unsupported lnurl".
Phoenix Wallet can't scan the QR-code. Copying it manually shows "legend.lnbits.com returned an error".
Muun Wallet says: "Contacting legend.lnbits.com...", followed by "Something went wrong".
That's not the best promotion for LN Sad
To continue this test: I just found out that 3 days ago, my BlueWallet received 2 times 2100 sat. So it looks like the failed and "Unsupported lnurl" worked a bit later anyway! I can't check if Muun Wallet received something, because I already deleted it (and the seed phrase too).

I assumed a LNURL payment can work only once, but somehow the same QR-code paid me 3 times in total. That seems like a serious bug. I'll donate it back again.
It is only a matter of time before someone takes all the coin intended to be offered to MuunWallet users. The process you described already sounds easy to automate at scale, and simply accessing a LNURL is even easier.

And I didn't get anything in any of the wallets I tried.
I guess either they did some really bad coding, or did not put in enough funds, or???
Either way, does not make them look good.

-Dave
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April 17, 2022, 12:41:51 PM
BlueWallet says: "Unsupported lnurl".
Phoenix Wallet can't scan the QR-code. Copying it manually shows "legend.lnbits.com returned an error".
Muun Wallet says: "Contacting legend.lnbits.com...", followed by "Something went wrong".
That's not the best promotion for LN Sad
To continue this test: I just found out that 3 days ago, my BlueWallet received 2 times 2100 sat. So it looks like the failed and "Unsupported lnurl" worked a bit later anyway! I can't check if Muun Wallet received something, because I already deleted it (and the seed phrase too).

I assumed a LNURL payment can work only once, but somehow the same QR-code paid me 3 times in total. That seems like a serious bug. I'll donate it back again.
It is only a matter of time before someone takes all the coin intended to be offered to MuunWallet users. The process you described already sounds easy to automate at scale, and simply accessing a LNURL is even easier.
legendary
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April 17, 2022, 09:45:08 AM
BlueWallet says: "Unsupported lnurl".
Phoenix Wallet can't scan the QR-code. Copying it manually shows "legend.lnbits.com returned an error".
Muun Wallet says: "Contacting legend.lnbits.com...", followed by "Something went wrong".
That's not the best promotion for LN Sad
To continue this test: I just found out that 3 days ago, my BlueWallet received 2 times 2100 sat. So it looks like the failed and "Unsupported lnurl" worked a bit later anyway! I can't check if Muun Wallet received something, because I already deleted it (and the seed phrase too).

I assumed a LNURL payment can work only once, but somehow the same QR-code paid me 3 times in total. That seems like a serious bug. I'll donate it back again.
hero member
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not your keys, not your coins!
April 16, 2022, 07:33:21 AM
OK, there's drama behind it. But from a speculator's perspective and if we move away from the drama, and concentrate on the technology of the protocol and what functionality it can bring to Bitcoin, I believe there's a new narrative to build on to push Bitcoin to six digits?

Well, the technology is exactly what TARO stole from an open source project, named RGB.
Technically you cannot steal an open source code, but omitting to credit the original developers for the sake of obtaining funding, well, it's borderline with non ethical behavior.
I already discussed it here and here, not to derail too much this thread.
Besides this technology being copied without attribution, I don't understand why Wind_FURY is always so focused on dollar-denominated Bitcoin price. Does he believe people work for free to improve Bitcoin just so there is a new narrative to build on to push Bitcoin to six digits? People like those that work on RGB who put in their own free time and money to improve Bitcoin, make it more usable, faster, secure, to add more features like tokens - they don't do it just so some random investor can double his investment. These are genuine attempts to improve Bitcoin as a currency, as a means of payment and much more.
Sure, it can get more valuable if it's got more features, but please let's not always think 'price first' - that's what shitcoiners do. Adding whatever people find fun and cool so they pump their coin, then dump everything. Just about profit, no spirit of anarchistic independent money (often no nodes exist in those projects) or banking the unbanked.
legendary
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April 16, 2022, 05:14:32 AM

read the other post about this protocol


What other post?

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Lightning Labs tweaked someone else's protocol, called it their own, and are now using rich backers to promote it.

Laoula Osuntukon/Elizabeth Stark are increasingly looking like a grifter weirdos, who can't seem to find a corporate finance backed protocol development capture scheme they don't like...


don't worry everyone, _every_ corporate backed protocol has always failed since day dot. The smart ones sucked as much money as they could from their dumb customers, then bailed out before the company started circling the drain. Lightning Labs will be no different


OK, there's drama behind it. But from a speculator's perspective and if we move away from the drama, and concentrate on the technology of the protocol and what functionality it can bring to Bitcoin, I believe there's a new narrative to build on to push Bitcoin to six digits?


Well, the technology is exactly what TARO stole from an open source project, named RGB.
Technically you cannot steal an open source code, but omitting to credit the original developers for the sake of obtaining funding, well, it's borderline with non ethical behavior.
I already discussed it here and here, not to derail too much this thread.

legendary
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April 15, 2022, 06:00:05 AM

read the other post about this protocol


What other post?

Quote

Lightning Labs tweaked someone else's protocol, called it their own, and are now using rich backers to promote it.

Laoula Osuntukon/Elizabeth Stark are increasingly looking like a grifter weirdos, who can't seem to find a corporate finance backed protocol development capture scheme they don't like...


don't worry everyone, _every_ corporate backed protocol has always failed since day dot. The smart ones sucked as much money as they could from their dumb customers, then bailed out before the company started circling the drain. Lightning Labs will be no different


OK, there's drama behind it. But from a speculator's perspective and if we move away from the drama, and concentrate on the technology of the protocol and what functionality it can bring to Bitcoin, I believe there's a new narrative to build on to push Bitcoin to six digits?
legendary
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April 14, 2022, 11:10:06 AM
They are probably out of funds
That could be the reason. I tried again (by scanning the QR-code in Phoenix Wallet, because I already uninstalled Muun), and it worked now. Funds were received in a few seconds.
I've sent 2100 sat back to HRF.org.
legendary
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April 14, 2022, 08:11:22 AM
BlueWallet says: "Unsupported lnurl".
Phoenix Wallet can't scan the QR-code. Copying it manually shows "legend.lnbits.com returned an error".
Muun Wallet says: "Contacting legend.lnbits.com...", followed by "Something went wrong".
That's not the best promotion for LN Sad
Thanks for testing this for us LoyceV, it's obviously not related with wallet that is used for receiving coins.
They are probably out of funds or they stopped sending sats due to abuse, but if that is the case they should at least add some notification information on their website or disable form submission.

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