Hello Stackers,
we are close to launch our closed beta of our new Lightning Wallet which allows you to trade BTC/USD perpetuals right out of your Lightning Channel, without having to hand over control of your coins nor having to trust your counterparty.
Make sure to sign-up on our waiting list: https://10101.finance and be among the first to get access!
Cheers
I see that in your intro blog post, it says this about the oracle:
Regardless, putting too much trust into any one oracle is inadvisable, particularly as the size of the contract increases. With this in mind, one can create DLCs governed by multiple oracles, where only a subset of them (e.g. 2-of-3 or 5-of-9) need to agree on the outcome of an event for the funds to be divvied up in a particular way.
How is the oracle actually implemented in 10101? And who is/are the oracle(s)?
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Nice. I thought DLCs were not yet functional on lightning?
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Ok, found the answer to my question here: https://10101.substack.com/p/noncustodial-trading-with-10101
Lightning doesn't currently support DLCs out of the box. This means that we need to make changes to a regular Lightning node in order to make this happen. This is exactly what we started doing for our project for the Legends of Lightning tournament organised by BOLT.FUN. Under the name of 10101, we built a proof-of-concept mobile Lightning wallet, with CFD trading as its flagship feature.
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Are you acting as the LSP?
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Yes, 10101 will act as a LSP so that you can open a LN channel via lightning :)
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Why do you have a closed beta?
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We want to ensure that our system is stable enough and will open up the closed beta for additional users step by step.
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I dislike the idea of trading, but to each his own. It seems like a good wallet.
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great stuff, can't wait to give this a try :)