WIP
Lets say a user wants to spin up a node with 0.1 btc, open a few channels, and generate routing fees.
How do they calculate a risk/reward ratio (RR) that makes economic sense?
What else can they do to improve the calculation, such as compartmentalising risk into discrete chunks which can be evaluated independently?
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If you make use of Bluewallet and wish to use someone's LNDhub to connect to, the following providers can assist:
There is also a Go implemention of LNDhub behind
- Limit of 2 minted per wallet. Transfer out to mint more.
- No limit to number that can be staked afaik.
- Staked Washingtons get unstable dollars per day.
WIP, been a slow minting after launch. Seems like most high volume NFT launches involve buying their own tokens and artificial hype.
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This is a curated set of animated music videos, from a 6 week journey, of one a day, two on saturdays. This is the playlist which includes vimeo links that aren't in the youtube playlist.
Over 9-22 December 2019 I did a daily run of 2-3 old school tracks for this Sounds of Stereophoenix electronic music appreciation group.
About 5 years ago I'd spent 4 months cataloguing what others had posted. ~10 tracks listened to, logged, per day.
Over the last year I've been submitting a couple tracks a day, squaring youtube & soundcloud AIs against each other in a sense.
The following was my holiday project, and shows my age. Purpose was to find cool stuff, not just the latest flashy novelty.
This is a subset of a larger collection for the project, specifically the tracks I shared with the group in the same order.