21 sats \ 3 replies \ @IanM OP 13 Dec 2023 \ parent \ on: Mutiny Wallet Tutorial! bitcoin
Yea that is very strange - and the other wallets you're trying to send to definitely have inbound liquidity (i.e. are able to receive payments)? If at least 1 of them is a custodial option like Alby or others, then this concern is irrelevant since they handle liquidity for you and therefore the issue would indeed seem to reside on the Mutiny end.
It looks like they have matrix and nostr at the bottom of their website in case those might work better for you: https://www.mutinywallet.com/
I tried sending it to pheonix and WoS. I've sent stuff to my WoS wallet before without issue. But not tried alby. Perhaps I get an alby wallet and try sending it there.
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Got it - I think if it doesn't work sending to WoS, then the issue is most likely on the Mutiny side since WoS has very well-connected nodes running behind the scenes to make sure they can receive payments on your behalf
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That's what I thought I understood from the tutorial you linked above. I've just updated to the newest version of mutiny and it shows a little more information, somehow and I don't understand how, my entire lightning balance is held in the reserve section of the channel, 0 available for outbound, and the rest sat in reserve, which to my understanding is held back for channel fees etc, but it claims roughly 1% not the lot. I'm very confused but I've reached out to them via Nostr hoping to get some help. Cheers for your response.
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