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What makes this a scam?
~186% above market price... Anything above 17% is usury = scam. You didn't study business in college right?
I have plans for a floating exchange rate.
That's what I thought, and why I asked how you do it.
You don’t need to do it as anon, but why would you want to link your nym to a lightning invoice if you don’t have to?
Why you don't just ask for a lightning address instead? or you really want to know which node the invoice is coming from?
lol, a lightning address returns lightning invoices
yes but your node see it and is better than publishing a lninvoice publicly.
I thought you were a smart guy that what you are revealing to be here, goint to contribute to Core and leaving SN for a good cause. Is you account being hack? Why wasting your time playing this bankster bs with cc?
Dude, you think a lightning address is more private than a lightning invoice? A lightning node does not care about lightning addresses. It can only pay lightning invoices. Anyone can fetch as many lightning invoices from your lightning address as they want. A lightning address is worse because you’re also revealing a nym and domain.
I thought you were smarter that what you are revealing to be here. Is you account being hack?
I could say the same to you
~186% above market price
It’s not 186%.
With the current exchange rate, I send 0.5 sats for every credit I receive. @0xbitcoiner sends 0.6 sats: #1559839
Therefore, you will receive 10% more if you use @0xbitcoiner‘s exchange rate.
Please explain 186%?
It means the bot calculates for you how much you need to send for it to receive what it wants. It improves UX. What makes this a scam?
I want two credits per sat. This means senders need to send 2/0.7=2.857 credits per sat because 30% will not arrive.
I have plans for a floating exchange rate.
You don’t need to do it as anon, but why would you want to link your nym to a lightning invoice if you don’t have to?