@BullBitcoin_ exchange's autobuy feature sends sats directly to a non-custodial lightning wallet on fixed intervals as long as the account is funded.
It can be set to buy every hour, day, week or month, over liquid, on-chain or lightning. I think they have done really nice work keeping everything non-custodial. This seems really cool. Unfortunately, you must kyc yourself to use these features.
Pouillot suggests they take their privacy seriously, but take that as you will.
They also have a wallet that is simple to use. It has a nifty seed backup feature that is called recoverbull. It worked really seamlessly for me. Pouillot's explainer video does a good job explaining what happens under the hood. The only part I don't really like is how it gives Google drive as the primary option for backing up your seed. How many noobs will use this and not think about their Gmail password entropy? It is also configurable to set the backup file location to your own network storage. Admittedly, It was pretty neat backing up my seed in this way, and only took a few seconds.
Does anyone have any idea why their exchange is unavailable in the US? Do Americans have similar buying options?
Does anyone have any experience using the liquid feature? Until now, I've steered pretty clear of liquid.
Bull is Canadian, and I figured they weren't available in the US because US regulation. Maybe it's not worth the headaches involved to try to get at this market? There's already River, Swan, Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, and I'm sure a few others that I'm forgetting.
As far as an exchange that has a similar experience? Kraken and River both support lightning withdrawals, but I don't know if you can automate them.
Probably. It is the autobuy I find to be intriguing. I love the idea of setting a fixed amount to DCA every hour. Like my savings can render slowly into bitcoin, drip by drip.
I didn't know that Wallet. I would like to know the opinion of Vader 🤔