Re:Web3 is not going to change the world
by jazzyjackson on Friday February 04, 2022 @04:35PM
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Really interesting, thanks for these details, I haven't tried any of this since segwit and taproot, good to hear about that 7cent fee on an L1 transaction.
Re:Web3 is not going to change the world
by Melting_Harps on Friday February 04, 2022 @04:31AM
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*self-custodial wallet
Yes, I just tried it: this is what I did and it was all pretty seamless.
- I sent out a desired amount to my muun wallet using a LN invoice from my CASH wallet and it was received instantly for no fees.
- Once in my Muun wallet I sent it back to my CASH app bitcoin wallet using a Segwit address, as you cannot currently create a LN invoice within CASH.
So, it seems that while CASH supports LN it is only for withdraws and not deposits; this could possibly be added later as a feature by the CASH team, though. But as of now, only Segwit layer 1 address deposits are available to a CASH wallet.
Still, I paid ~7 cents with a 1sat/byte tx and it arrived in the next block since the mempool is clear using a segwit address.
If a retailer wants to take payments via BTC and LN they have two choices: use custodial wallets like Muun that support both Layer 1 and 2 protocols and move to a secure wallet where they hold the keys. Or invest in running their own nodes and a deploy a system that works for them.