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omg... why...
You could have just sent it to a timelock script address that only you control and use it for a fidelity bond in joinmarket. For free coinjoins and real Bitcoin yield... And in cold storage...
Instead you chose to give it away...
0 sats \ 1 reply \ @Fabs 5h
What's the yield like? Cate to expand?
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @m0wer 5h
You can charge a fee for others using your UTXOs to coinjoin with. Makers with large fidelity bonds (in size and lock time) get chosen more often. Being ablento make 0.01% of the coinjoin size multiple times a day. It's hard to tell, but I estimate that the largest bonds can make over 2% yearly yield in their total locked+available Bitcoin.
Here is an instance of the orderbook where you can see the bond values and fees: https://joinmarket.sgn.space/
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