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159 sats \ 2 replies \ @DarthCoin 22h

This is nice!

I didn't realize people were still running public LNbits like this

I run one myself, for some family members and friends. I know at least 10 public LNbits instances, run by good bitcoiners. Some of them are more public than others, some are mostly private with limited access only to known users.

I think this is one of the best solutions as "small community LN banks". As an example, Cuba Bitcoin is running one like that, with multiple services. Argentinian "La chispa" is also using a LNbits. In Brazil we have the BRLN community with multiple LNbits instances.

Instead of bullshit Spark and Ark, this is much better, at least in the onboarding phase for noobs.

Any knowledgeable bitcoiner, with a LN node should run such services for their local community.

My advice is to NOT open it to mass use, better to keep it locally, with limited number of users. People will start abusing it and is not easy to maintain it when the user number is too big.

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My advice is to NOT open it to mass use

This is what I meant by being surprised: I thought most of the publicly available LNbits had slowly moved toward more private or local uses. I haven't heard about one that is just wide open in a while.

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105 sats \ 0 replies \ @DarthCoin 16h
210k sats Max outgoing | 210k sats Max balance

At least they limit the amount 👍

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Very cool

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105 sats \ 0 replies \ @Taj 16h

Wow this is super cool 😎

Had a little play with this

  • created a burner mail
  • nym and password
  • installed zeus wallet
  • scanned admin QR
  • sent a few sats
  • recieved a few

Trustodial but amazing UI UX

Good find Scoresby 👏

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105 sats \ 1 reply \ @supratic 18h

Yes anoter one was LNvolts, we must have more services like this.

How is this related to ~nostr?

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How is this related to ~nostr?

Good question! I think I added that by mistake.

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The design is very well. Zapped 30 CC

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