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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @thebullishbitcoiner OP 18h \ parent \ on: How to set up BOLT12 Lightning payouts for OCEAN with Coinos bitcoin_Mining
Braiins OS is the firmware running on the S9. Not to be confused with the Braiins pool.
I think OCEAN went the BOLT12 route for increased user privacy.
Even though it’s meant to be configured with a CLN node, there’s a middleground to get it working with Coinos. I wrote a guide here.
Prior to this, I was doing Braiins Lightning payouts and, I agree, it was very simple.
Congrats! This has been on my starred list on GitHub for a while and I’m glad to see an update.
I don’t think I’ve ever tested anything on testnet/regtest (aside from maybe a Bitcoin Core tutorial), but I might have to give it another shot for this. 🤙
I just set up Lightning payouts with OCEAN so I’m going to try to set up DATUM this week! 🌊
Differences include payout methods, KYC requirements, transparency, and actual mining vs just "hashing". It's a lot to unpack.
If you're into podcasts, check out: https://fountain.fm/episode/FiypNU8bvOGna4aNJmC0
If not, these OCEAN docs might be helpful:
https://ocean.xyz/docs/tides
https://ocean.xyz/docs/datum
Sounds like the offer's memo is incorrect. Here are a couple things to double-check:
- Is the P in "Payouts" capitalized?
- Is the bitcoin address in the memo the same one you used when configuring your miners?
- Was the bitcoin address generated from Sparrow?
Hey @k00b, I’m still getting cowboy credits. Anything else I can do on my end?
Here are the errors (first time seeing the “Estimated fees are too high” one).