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Isn't this what is called fee siphoning attack? Also what would prevent something similar happening in the hypothetical future where merchanta use lightning? A merchant sets a node with high fee between his node and you and charges high fees from his customers?
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Yes, it's called fee siphoning and I believe wallets already do that. It's part of their business model. CashApp and ACINQ (the company behind Phoenix) are examples.
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I kind of think this is a problem 🤔. I think I encountered this also when purchasing a channel from blocktank. Incoming payments were a lot more expensive than the default fees from robosats. It took me a while to figure out why I can't receive the sats I purchased.
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