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100 sats \ 4 replies \ @BTCLNAT 20 Dec 2024 \ on: Do you need a quick BTC LN node to travel? Here is a trick bitcoin_beginners
Friend @DarthCoin, I still appreciate your help. This solution can help us learn how to use Lightning nodes. But excuse my ignorance.
I'm learning about nodes. When I do the "Get Inbound" use, are the paid SATs kept in the channel, like in Phoenix?
Yes, you can use "Get Inbound", and then send a payment to your Rizful node, and that payment will show up as your "outbound capacity" -- see here: https://rizful.com/docs/balances-and-capacities#outbound-capacity
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Thank you very much @rizful_com. I now understand the issue better. You are helping many people with this solution. Thanks again. I hope you soon activate the use of Testnet4. In this way we will be helping in the education and adoption of Bitcoin and especially Lightning Network.
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Thanks. Yeah. We are SUPER eager to deploy Testnet4 on Rizful. Should be early in 2025. See our description of how we think it can be used in education here: https://rizful.com/#the-case-for-educational-lightning-software
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Hello @rizful_com. I find the work you do and the effort to help the community impressive. I have read the documentation of the irritating nodes project and everything seems great to me.
Now I have a question, which maybe is in the documentation and I have overlooked it.
When I activate the node and open a channel, ARE MY FUNDS GUARDED BY YOU?
My question arises because I understand that it is a temporary and easy solution. But for us it could be a GREAT SOLUTION TO A GREAT PROBLEM such as having a place to stack SAT until we reach a sufficient stash that allows us to send those SAT through a swap to Onchain.
But when I teach people about this solution that you propose, teach everything well.
Thanks
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