Good morning laolu,
> Hi Z,
>
> > Probably arguably off-topic, but this post triggered me into thinking
> > about an insane idea: offchain update from existing Poon-Dryja to newer
> > Decker-Russell-Osuntokun ("eltoo") mechanism.
>
> Ooo, yeh I don't see why this would be possible assuming at
Hi Laolu,
I think that's a must before we introduce a bunch of new features and the
number of channels explodes. The de-synchronized side could be underscored
more as any scheduled, automatic, massive upgrade for security forcing
chain writes can be exploited to launch mempool-congestion
Hi Z,
> Probably arguably off-topic, but this post triggered me into thinking
> about an insane idea: offchain update from existing Poon-Dryja to newer
> Decker-Russell-Osuntokun ("eltoo") mechanism.
Ooo, yeh I don't see why this would be possible assuming at that point
no_input has been
> Note that this is already possible today, a node can unilaterally decide
its
internal rules for accepting channels/HTLCs.
Mhmm, it's possible today but would generate extra failures vs knowing what
all
the limits are ahead of time.
> I prefer that alternative. I think it's better to explicitly
After getting some feedback from the Lightning Labs squad, we're thinking
that it may be better to make the initial switch over double-opt-in, similar
to the current `shutdown` message flow. So with this variant, we'd add two
new messages: `commit_switch` and `commit_switch_reply` (placeholder
Good morning Laolu, and list,
Probably arguably off-topic, but this post triggered me into thinking about an
insane idea: offchain update from existing Poon-Dryja to newer
Decker-Russell-Osuntokun ("eltoo") mechanism.
Due to the way `SIGHASH_ANYPREVOUT` will be deployed --- requires a new
Thanks for sharing this, I think it's the right time to start experimenting
with
that kind of feature (especially in the light of Taproot and the package
relay
work / pinning transactions issue).
we can start to experiment with flow-control like
> ideas such as limiting a new channel peer to only
