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You never had to use Boltz since Lightning is Bitcoin. You could have just closed or opened a channel.
The swap in that case was convenience (and in some cases cost savings).
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You never had to use Boltz since Lightning is Bitcoin. You could have just closed or opened a channel.
The swap in that case was convenience (and in some cases cost savings).
Swaps to what though? to Bitcoin ofc. Could have just stayed on Bitcoin.
I think Liquid's use case was always stablecoins, Tether largely funded it/bootstrapped it IIUC.
It's fine for that, stables are centralized anyway.
ecash is the most frustrating because it takes an otherwise good principle and ruins it with crypto-theater.
A mint and a pub are very similar, keep the inevitable trust decentralized and localized. Use nostr to solve the networking problem. They bury this lead though with crypto non-sense.
They just couldn't help themselves from going full retard with crypto-theater and false privacy claims, extra complexity for no gain, and being generally communists.