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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @standard_sats 9h \ on: Nov 2025 Routing Statistics: 1098 BTC routed in 30 days lightning
You may support Valet ♦️ users by opening a channel with 02cd1b7bc418fac2dc99f0ba350d60fa6c45fde5ab6017ee14df6425df485fb1dd
We did an experiment back in 2022. We have integrated Valet ♦️ with fiat cards. After a while we figured out that our provider had changed multiple banks and funds could not move until they transfer them into new bank.
Today we have dozens of such crypto card providers. It is never clear enough if funds are really safe.
And other people means 2 devs who are capable at least maintaining this codebase (it is very sophisticated and hard to maintain project due to Scala - Android stack).
This wallet works as it is.
It was a killer feature of BLW, and original SBW it has forked off, too.
Well, one of Valet ♦️ design goals was make a light node that can route via private channels. There are some fundental limitations to that though.
But it was just an illustration that everything is possible on certain platform if it is not LND based wallet.
First, the topic is not about accumulation; it is about using Bitcoin as a medium of exchange, particularly for day-to-day value exchange, and how merchants/businesses that play a major role in that field are affected, given that they mostly still run their businesses and accounting on the fiat standard.
Except we'd relegate Bitcoin to just a "Medium of Storage of Value (measured in fiat)", then certainly we can talk about accumulation and halvings all day.
Absolutely! As Bitcoiners, there is no bull or bear, but there is bull or bear for an average merchant who still runs their business on the Fiat standard while accepting Bitcoin for payments.
I guess rich people just use bitcoin that's it. In a sense of an asset. They have millions billions already, bitcoin gave them something on top and this is a good deal.