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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nikotsla 2h \ on: Boltz exchange blocked bitcoin address bitcoin
I really hope for a malformed btc address or some kind of silly error. In case they are filtering :S ... it's a really bad signal, it was just about the when.
The beauty of OpenSource https://swapmarket.github.io/ ...
It couldn't solve the multi-device/account problem. Too much JS, if you ask me. :D. I can't help them because I am not touching JavaScript.
This get me.
Well play braiins, when bitaxe get around 16 chips, maybe it will be the time to get that eth port instead of the wireless 2.4 connection.
Nice numbers to stack:
Lottery: 160Watt - 10TH
I fell comfy in a pool: 480watt - 30TH
The winter is coming: 960watt - 60TH
Any other specification about noise, size of the heatsinks , etc?
Support seems to be bad to response, but at a technical level and craftsmanship, they are the best. I saw they hardware in some events, good guy.
The exchanges nodes are the first user case we have and they tend to centralize, only a few have all the traffic, maybe in the future, as you said we could see more real traffic from real business.
It is a long run! How you stay motivated? Any insight to share? I see for example:
- Less than 80 channels.
You hit the sweet spot in this regards?
- Big channel with the usual players
The only profitable way to run a routing node right now is this? Big channels to big players and don't sell to normal noderunners?
First time user here, to test a little. My main concern... When you use the "proxy" bid, you are sharing information to auction provider, how could we be sure there is no manipulation?
Example:
- Actual price 5k
- Bet 20k sats proxy (rise up to 20k the bid)
- Auction provider knowing this info, bet all the way up to 20k
- For sure I was expected to spend 20k, but the "idea" is to get it for cheap
It's how auction works, that for sure, just my 2cents.