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Not exactly. A merchant can configure his lightning setup in such a way that all incoming payments are milked by the node he controls. A client will not see who exactly the required lightning fee goes to, and will just assume his wallet does not have a cheap route. Wallet providers like Zeus or Phoenix can also milk their clients. There are all sorts of games in Lightning...
The retailer pays a fee to his own bank-acquirer that gave him the terminal. The rate is in the agreed terms and conditions. That bank pays a smaller fee to visa/mastercard, and they in turn are able to pay a rebate to the bank who issued the card.
I think USB speed was the culprit. After starting an IBD on pi4, I took out SSD and plugged it into my gaming PC booted to Debian from a thumb drive. That IBD finished in a few hours if I remember correctly.
I just enjoy all this as a fully immersive video game that I myself wished to play out of boredom. If you study religions/spirituality you should come to the same understanding.
they knew and didn't care, because their political careers wouldn't last that long.
As in every single country I know
But I personally think Electrum in Tails OS is a safe enough alternative if used as an airgapped signer for watch-only BlueWallet.
My addresses will, on the other chain. I won't, because I won't try to install the second node and spend them.
because of the roadster /s