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sending "big" amounts like >50$ will cost you more on phoenix than on-chain (with the current on-chain fees).
But if you are sending 100$ or more constantly, onchain is cheaper even with high fees.
10 sats \ 1 reply \ @ek 3 Oct 2023
Ah, I see:
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Yeah, with 1-2 sat/vB onchain LN is only useful for micropayments.
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Also , when you receive a payment bigger than the inbound capacity you have you will be paying the onchain fee too.
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I have plenty of channels open with outbound liquidity higher than $100 and pay much less than what on-chain fees would cost. If I was doing thousands of dollars, then it would be different
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