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However, when I switched to Minibits, I finally achieved what I had been looking for!
I'm afraid you did not find what you are looking for: Minibits is an ecash wallet, not a Lightning wallet.
Ecash mints are custodians, just like bank accounts. Lightning is not custodial, users hold their own private keys and presigned transactions for their channels.
Where is the trap?
Did you try it before posting? When I open the website, it says swirl.cash wants access to other apps and services on this device
Then, it says SWIRL GENESIS AIRDROP 1,050,000 SWIRL — 5% of the fixed supply, settled as vSWIRL points to the earliest seats.
Stop being so gullible, this is almost as bad as when you hallucinated the existence of "Ethan" and "Humpus".
There's an ~Ark territory btw :)
Stratum V2 gives individual hashers total control over transaction selection
Not if they mine with a pool. The pool can refuse to pay out shares submitted for custom templates created by individual hashers.
I already gave you the solution to your problem, talk to your custodian about them blocking your account:
Contact Spark's customer support and complain that they froze they money in your account, just like you would for your fiat bank account.
This only solves your problem temporarily since you will continue to suffer from permissioned systems until you switch to a sovereign protocol like Lightning or Ark:
I'd recommend using Lightning or Ark instead of custodians like Liquid and Spark.
A widely used messaging app that has a wallet in it is very helpful.
Yes, it would be helpful. Except Radar doesn't have a wallet, it has a custodial account.
What would you use to onboard your grandmother?
I already answered this question:
I use a Bark wallet called Noah, and it couldn't be any simpler for newbies.
My question to you was this:
What issues do you think Spark solves that Ark does not?
Can you tell me what problems a grandma would encounter with Noah that they would not encounter with Spark?
Radar is new and it was pretty exciting that they implemented a Bitcoin wallet inside of Signal chat.
There's nothing exciting about a messaging app embedding a custodial account that spies on your transactions.
I run a Bark node as well as Alby. Neither are solutions for onboarding your newbie friends.
Interesting to hear you say that. I use a Bark wallet called Noah, and it couldn't be any simpler for newbies. What issues do you think Spark solves that Ark does not?
This shouldn't be posted in the ~lightning territory since Radar doesn't use Lightning. It uses a statechain called Spark, which is a custodian.
Contact Spark's customer support and complain that they froze they money in your account, just like you would for your fiat bank account.
I'd recommend using Lightning or Ark instead of custodians like Liquid and Spark.
What is the difference between a "point" and a "token"?