203 sats \ 6 replies \ @Coinsreporter 15 May \ on: Using Mutiny For Zaps On SN? meta
I don't want it (SN future Plans) to happen. It would create problems for new and non-tech stackers. Also if they see that their Sats ate merely cash points, they might lose interest.
Now onto your comment, mutiny works seamlessly for sure.
I understand your first point, but I'm not that tech savvy, and it was easier than I expected. Regarding your second point, what do you mean by cash points? Mutiny zaps real sats, unless you're using a federation.
I re-read your point. I guess you meant you don't want SN to change? I certainly understand that, but it's probably not realistic. SN has to deal with the current environment. Non custodial has to be the goal.
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Cash points which SN has plans to implement.
I also understand that SN is based in US so much negativity there currently. I just meant that I would rather prefer the current SN custody for the sake of newcomers and non-techy people.
Mutiny is surely promising. Let's see what will work best for SN. I believe SN team is so good that it would definitely implement the best solution.
I'm more of a careless person, so prefer custody. Even my wallet and cards are managed by my family and friend (my assistant technically 😜, my younger brother! He's a Charted Accountant)
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Yes. I misunderstood you at first. SN will be issuing those credits only to stackers who do not set up external wallets, so everyone can minimize the amount of credits they deal with.
You're right that things would be better if SN remains as it is now, but the owners need to ensure that the site can keep operating.
We all will probably have to try to make the best of the situation.
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Yes, you're right. We have to find positivity in every point.
It isn't all dark though.
Recently, I've got a few people to SN and that all was done in person, face to face. I took SN as a support or opportunity for orange piling them. While most of them are active but I see, as they are all new to Bitcoin, will find it difficult to set up wallets, custodial or noncustodial. But when SN implements noncustodial zapping, I think I will only have to first tell my reference to setup a wallet and that way they would be one step ahead in Bitcoin. Also doing this shouldn't take me more than 2 minutes.
What do you say?
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Good plan. Of course we can speculate, but we won't know exactly what changes will be implemented until they are announced.
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Thanks mate. Yes, it's just speculation.
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