Re: [Lightning-dev] Receiving node on mainnet?

Thanks for help. Adán - will tell my node_id on discord then. Don't want to make big off-topic on dev mailing list. 2018-01-29 23:10 GMT+01:00 Adán Sánchez de Pedro Crespo : > I can recommend the #mainnet channel on the LN Discord: > > https://discord.gg/QD7xzz3 > > Also, feel

Re: [Lightning-dev] Receiving node on mainnet?

I can recommend the #mainnet channel on the LN Discord: https://discord.gg/QD7xzz3 Also, feel free to tell me your node_id and IP address and I'll be more than happy to open a channel to you and play "the invoice game" back and forth ;) -- Adán Sánchez de Pedro Crespo CTO, Stampery Inc. San

Re: [Lightning-dev] Receiving node on mainnet?

I recommend the Lightning Network subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/domain/lightning.network/ There is quite a bit of discussion there from those with mainnet Lightning Network nodes. I am sure that you will be able to find plenty of people to test with you there. From:

[Lightning-dev] Receiving node on mainnet?

Hello, Because mainnet is growing, I would also like to make some mainnet tests. I would like to be able to receive funds by LN. I ques in order to do that I need to talk with some of existing nodes to convince him to "lock" funds on his side. Do you know any place, when people who setup mainnet

[Lightning-dev] lightning operation during / following a chain fork (e.g. BIP 50)

Hi, One topic I can't seem to find in the BOLTs is how lightning nodes maintain consensus during or after a fork of the underlying blockchain(s). For example, channel_announcement messages use a chain_hash, defined as hash of underlying block chain's genesis block, to identify the currency in