that's probably the best scenario to learn the basics of bitcoin and lightning instead of relying on a cool plug-and-play webUI.

Nice.  They helped me learn a lot about how to set up a bitcoin/ln node.  Good to see the project is still active.

SimpleStacker

https://twiiit.com/raspibolt/status/2090069922374172927

nitter

A complete rebuild of the open-source guide for running your own Bitcoin and Lightning node on a Raspberry Pi.

RaspiBolt v4 targets Raspberry Pi 5 and Debian 13. The guide takes you from bare hardware to a Bitcoin and Lightning node that runs 24/7.

The stack includes Bitcoin Core, Electrs, LND, RTL, Tor, Tailscale and local blockchain tools. Each service is installed and configured by you.

The guide itself was rebuilt too: clear navigation, full-text search, copyable commands, light and dark mode, and a layout designed for following along from another device.

RaspiBolt does not hide the system behind a one-click installer. You learn what runs on your node, where its data lives and how the pieces connect.

lightning

![](https://m.stacker.news/152801)

A complete rebuild of the open-source guide for running your own Bitcoin and Lightning node on a Raspberry Pi.

RaspiBolt v4 targets Raspberry Pi 5 and Debian 13. The guide takes you from bare hardware to a Bitcoin and Lightning node that runs 24/7.

Start building: [raspibolt.org/?v=4](https://raspibolt.org/?v=4)

The stack includes Bitcoin Core, Electrs, LND, RTL, Tor, Tailscale and local blockchain tools. Each service is installed and configured by you.

The guide itself was rebuilt too: clear navigation, full-text search, copyable commands, light and dark mode, and a layout designed for following along from another device.

RaspiBolt does not hide the system behind a one-click installer. You learn what runs on your node, where its data lives and how the pieces connect.


[source](https://x.com/raspibolt/status/2090069922374172927#m)