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Lightning’s v2 era is coming!!
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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @sime 15 Feb
Waiting for 2.1
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1085 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 13 Feb
Carla on WBD called bitcoin protocol work "eating shit." This is what makes eating shit worth it.
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We move away from using the funding transaction id, as the introduction of RBF makes it such that a single channel may have many funding transaction id's over the course of its lifetime.
Here we go. Thanks for sharing.
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114 sats \ 0 replies \ @joda 13 Feb
Go Nifty!
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105 sats \ 3 replies \ @jonk 14 Feb
NEED ELI5.
I'm pretty techy in general, even know a bit about lightning, but my brain power is very low atm
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v1 lightning channels: one side funds a transaction to make an open, funds are all on their side
v2 lightning channels (dual-funded): both sides collaborate to make a transaction, funds can be in any amount on either side. it’s basically a mini coinjoin/payjoin onchain for every lightning channel that uses it
you can multifundchannels in CLN; if every peer uses v2 opens that will let you build basically your own decentralized coinjoin that results in channel opens 😎
no coordinator, all in one tx
add in liquidity ads and you can get multiple inbound channel capacity, again all in one tx with the payment for that liquidity being just more available inbound.
it’s a huge game changer on lightning’s onchain footprint
splicing builds on this and will let you do even more complicated liquidity movements in one transaction. move liquidity between channels, fund a new channel from an existing one, etc. All in one transaction
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This might help:
The easiest way to understand the gist of this PR is this video, which explains the prior protocol and overviews this one.
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