I can recommend paragliding in Miraflores, over the cliff. And Ollantaytambo was also worth the time!

Forwarded 173,000 transactions on the lightning network, saving quite a bit of blockspace in the process.

EDIT: Oh, and as in the years before, I run a top rated full node: https://bitnodes.io/nodes/leaderboard/?q=rwth

Aside from B12, I don't think it's difficult at all. You might want to try it yourself, there's not a whole lot to think about.

Weird.

Do I?

I don't.

No, that way you'd earn less instead of more.

Regarding the lightning territory: #536186

I have around 15 BTC on my local side, but still face the same issue. Having a bit more remote balance is fine, but I still prefer to cut off channels that don't perform. There's still the struggle of having outbound liquidity where I want it to have, and it's far from perfect. For me or means having a bit of channel churn and, sadly, some routing failures.

It's falling.

Kraken doesn't mind using German routing nodes, though.

Maybe it's worth it to look at broader trends and statistics? The price you're paying includes labor, infrastructure, tax, and possibly investments into new (renewable) power plants. Inflation also plays a role here.

Here's a nice trend showing how the price of solar power decreased over time:

The price of renewable power is going down, while the price of oil is going up.

The money could be used to invest into public transport. There's very little need for innovation in that sector. Just build more trains/tracks, provide more buses, ... Additionally, you could invest into making cities more walkable, and provide better/safer bicycle paths. To the best of my knowledge, walking/cycling/taking the bus is much cheaper than taking a car.

CO2 is not harmless, too much CO2 is causing the climate crisis.

We already have way too many cars, EV or not. And reducing CO2 emissions is absolutely necessary, putting a cost on CO2 is something I applaud!

If you run multiple nodes, all nodes must reference all sibling nodes - forming a so called family. This is used by clients so that each circuit only uses at most one of the nodes in each family. Otherwise, if more than one node of a family is used, the admin of these nodes might be able to gain insights into the user's traffic.

This search term uses one of the nodes' IDs and queries for all nodes that belong to the same family - i.e. nodes run by me.

I prefer providing tor relays for free: https://metrics.torproject.org/rs.html#search/family:008EAE223B110C8EDEE20D06FB0DD4C43E3E0142