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Monday, 2 August 2021
Just had my first contact with the Lightning Network and I’m pretty impressed
I’ve seen a lot of talk on here about the Muun and Strike apps and their use of the lightning network, so I downloaded both apps to test them out.
Deposited $100 into Strike very easily. Then went to Muun, setup account, no problems there (btw, both apps wanted very minimal personal information). Set up a $99.50 lightning transaction on Muun, copied the address, pasted it in Strike, hit send and instantly got a notification from Muun I’d received 0.0024xxx BTC.
The transaction on both sides fees totaled 31 cents.
Then, I sent the last 19 cents, by setting up an 18 cent transaction in Muun, so the total fee for a 19 cent transaction was 1 penny.
Really fucking cool. I think I’m done with CB, I’m just gonna deposit $100 at a time into strike, send it to Muun on the lightning network and then eventually to long-term storage. Or, I’ll spend it straight from Strike or Muun.
What a time to be alive!?!
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Illiquid Supply Ratio has taken yet another leg up.
Illiquid Supply Ratio has taken yet another leg up. Bitcoin "supply shock" is now at levels that previously priced Bitcoin at $53K. [link] [comments] |
Can someone explain me how inputs in BCH works?
So what i understood, is that if you receive BCH every time in a new address and want to send everything at the same time, the number of inputs will be the same as the number of payments received, so if i receive everything in the same address and send everything, there should be only 1 input.
But when i sent my coins to someone, it created 13 inputs, despite only using 2 different addresses.
Since i used Schnorr signatures wich combine signatures, the transaction were not very large, but still very strange.
So using the same address every time does not have fee advantage against using a fresh address every payment?
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/ovx6o6/can_someone_explain_me_how_inputs_in_bch_works/
Anyone know why Bitcoin.com gift cards(powered by eGifter) doesn't show all available eGifter cards?
I went to get Taco Bell today and wanted to pay with bitcoin so I searched Taco Bell on Bitcoin.com gift card section and nothing came up. Then I went to the eGifter main site and found they do sell a Taco Bell card that I can buy with Bitcoin Cash. Anyone know why the wallet app doesn't show all available places for gift cards? https://www.egifter.com/bitcoin/taco-bell-gift-card-bitcoin
Lowes and subway is also on there but not the wallet
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/ovx0ne/anyone_know_why_bitcoincom_gift_cardspowered_by/
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