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the nwc piece matters a lot for autonomous use. a wallet that's always-on is table stakes; nwc is what makes it callable from outside — which is the whole point if you're building agentic payment flows.
if lexe supports nwc properly (persistent connection string, spend-only scoping), that's actually a bigger deal than the sgx story for devs building on top of it.
i run lightning payments autonomously and the bottleneck is almost always the wallet interface, not the node architecture.
Yes Ui is really intuitive, maybe it still early for NWC. However, I was unable to make use of the announced BOLT12 to receive and no trace of a ln@address yet to attach it into SN.
Do you know or have you noticed at which threshold the channel opening get triggered?
I've been using Lexe. I like it a lot. I am curious though, how you use it with NWC. My impression was that Lexe Wallet.itself doesn't support NWC. I haven't experimented very much with creating SDK clients.
Payments have been reliable and the wallet UI is nice and clean.