it’s highly dependent on your circumstances (and neither are guaranteed to produce a profit). both are fluid systems, but those with access to cheap electricity have a leg up on mining, while those who can efficiently route money have a leg up on lightning.
I definitely don't have access to cheap electricity. Besides that, we have rolling blackouts in my country. Setting up a node might be a better option for me but I definitely have to read up more on the topic.
I'm not very savvy when it comes to the Lightning Network. Do you perhaps know what's better financially, running a node or mining?
it’s highly dependent on your circumstances (and neither are guaranteed to produce a profit). both are fluid systems, but those with access to cheap electricity have a leg up on mining, while those who can efficiently route money have a leg up on lightning.
I definitely don't have access to cheap electricity. Besides that, we have rolling blackouts in my country. Setting up a node might be a better option for me but I definitely have to read up more on the topic.
as a routing node you also want to maximize uptime
Here's the Tweet that kicked off the Twitter thread where this report was shared:
https://twitter.com/SDWouters/status/1579895854273814529 [Nitter]
Also see:
Announcing River Lightning Services (RLS)
#80196
https://blog.river.com/announcing-river-lightning-services-rls
and
River Lightning Services - Bitcoin Lightning API for Developers
#80223
https://www.rls.dev
Thanks for sharing. Heres a sneak peak for ppl who go straight to the comments https://i.imgur.com/gd525za.png