0 sats \ 0 replies \ @P2P_bitcoin 20 Oct \ on: Hodlhodl, Bisq announce Lightning ⚡️ integration plans bitcoin
Wen Lightning?
Ok, just to confirm, this is still just the normal protocol, but where the buyer paying on-chain BTC then receives via LN ?
i.e., not the planned Bisq Lightning feature?
Bisq Lightning: LN BTC <-> Fiat (chain of multiple protocols: Liquid Submarine Swaps, Liquid Multisig)
Darknet markets aren't just for illegal shit on Tor, you acid-soaked fool.
The buying and selling of cash can be an activity performed on platforms which help you maintain your financial privacy. Two of these, Bisq and RoboSats, can be considered darknet markets too.
Do you know how to detect a bleached bill that has been re-printed as a $100 ?
Your pen says it is legit.
Tips for local transactions
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=137272.msg1463290#msg1463290
You want to avoid being included in the following list:
Known Physical Bitcoin Attacks
https://github.com/jlopp/physical-bitcoin-attacks/blob/master/README.md
SafeTrade Stations
https://www.safetradestations.com/where-to-trade.html
While I couldn't give two shits about Litecoin itself, I do care about low fee methods for converting Bitcoin into Fiat in places where there are few to no exchanges.
I can once again do a swap between LN and LTC, and then sell the LTC on LocalCoinSwap. (And vice-versa for a way to buy Bitcoin)
LTC trading used to be possible on LocalCoinSwsp for years, but LocalCoinSwap then dropped all their custodial trading methods. It took on-chain fees for Bitcoin going to high levels before LocalCoinSwap decided they had to add LTC back as well.
Trading BitcoinFor Bitcoin trades larger than 0.005 BTC, LocalCoinSwap charges a 1% fee to the vendor as usual. However, for trades smaller than 0.005 BTC, LocalCoinSwap charges flat 0.00005 BTC fee to the vendor.
This is in addition to the multiple on-chain transaction fees ... involved in each trade.
RoboSats is what is known as a P2P exchange, but they are unique.
Some P2P exchanges (e.g., Paxful) require identity verification. RoboSats does not.
Even some P2P exchanges that do not require identity do hold custody of your funds (e.g., AgoraDesk). RoboSats does not.
Even some P2P exchanges that do not require identity do hold custody of your funds (e.g., AgoraDesk). RoboSats does not.
Of the very small list of P2P exchanges that do not require verification and are non-custodial (HodlHodl, Bisq, LocalCoinSwap, and RoboSats), only RoboSats uses lightning network as the trading currency.
Financial privacy is so important with RoboSats, you can't even use a regular browser (e.g., Chrome) and you don't even get to set your username -- you are assigned a new "robot" for each trade.
Here's more:
https://learn.robosats.com