Hello, and thank you for reaching out! I think the process is quite straightforward. Simply select 'Join a Federation', and then explore 'Discover Federations', where you'll find recommendations tailored to your social graph.

Once you've joined the federation,

I think its good having this as a sort of risk management, clearly dependent on how much you trust the federation you've joined. It would be great to have the option of being able to decide for yourself what the threshold is for keeping your fund in the Federation though.

After receiving a Lightning invoice, the funds are now reflected in the 'Fedimint' section.

I think it's a great feature, especially considering the wild fee landscape we're navigating post-halving.

What's been your take on it?

Thank you! Means a lot to me ;)

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Thank you! I was reading your guide before starting, so thank you for writing it as well.

Yes, this optionality would be great

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Hi @davidw, could you please share how you derived the total sats charts? Specifically, did you incorporate both revenue and sats stacked in your calculations? I'm having difficulty replicating the results and would appreciate some insight..

Great post and really interesting stats. Well done @davidw

Thank you for consistently updating and maintaining this directory, it’s a valuable resource

Maybe via single select drop-down on recent/ hot button similar to the primal client. I like that idea of a optionality.

Great review & tips. I had similar experience with Zeus, it’s really great software. Thanks for sharing!

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Thanks for letting me know—I’m definitely going to check it out.

Thank you, @davidw. Especially the NWA connection with stacker.news was 🤯 to me, so it's definitely worth trying.

Thank you. I think deploying on a node bundle like Umbrel would make the self-hosting definitely easier, but appears to not be an option atm. However, Start9 seems to have implemented it

Thanks a lot! Really glad you liked it. I'll be sure to shout if any suggestions pop up ✌️

Awesome that looks pretty neat, thanks for sharing!

Do you aware of any sources or case studies on this topic? It would be interesting to see some data to it.