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Hey guys, i am working on a wallet as a service platform that focuses on a lightning network. But right now i am having trouble recieving funds from other lightning wallets, please help. I would really appreciate. I am using a managed lightning node on voltage.
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Julian Moik joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #400: - The ‘Testing Bitcoin Core 31.0 Release Candidates’ Bitcoin Core PR Review Club You can listen on our website: Fountain: Spotify: Apple Podcasts: [link] [comments] |
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So, all in all, I had/have 2.4 BTC in my cold wallet. Like 2 weeks ago I had the fortunate opportunity to buy 0.1 BTC more. I ended up leaving that to Binance, just to collect the sats from staking, etc.
Would you guys leave 0.1 BTC to Binance (or similar) to stake etc., considering that a much bigger portion of your holdings is safe and secure in your cold wallet? Just wanted to hear everyone’s opinion. Thanks and cheers!
Edit: Thanks for your input everyone. I withdrew all of my balance to my cold wallet. Better safe than sorry, right? Happy stacking everyone🧡
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We recently dropped Episode 6 of our new Bitcoin Art Podcast, featuring Marcus Connor, the artist who created the original Bitcoin Roller Coaster Guy posted here on Reddit back in 2013. You know the one: that simple hand-drawn animated GIF that perfectly nails the emotional rollercoaster of Bitcoin price action. It was originally downvoted to zero on Reddit, yet it went on to become one of the most legendary and enduring Bitcoin memes of all time. If you’ve ever posted, shared, or memed the Roller Coaster Guy, this one’s worth a listen. Curious what you all think, is this Bitcoin’s oldest meme? [link] [comments] |
Hi,
I'm running into a problem while testing multisig transfers on Testnet4 using a Coldcard Q (CCQ) and Sparrow Wallet.
CCQ version : 1.4.0
Sparrow version : 2.4.2
Setup:
Steps:
part.psbt with the first wallet on the CCQ → Sparrow recognises and validates the signature with no issue.part.psbt again → the CCQ saves a .txn file to the SD card..txn into Sparrow → the transaction displays correctly, but the second signature is not recognised and broadcasting is not possible.What's strange:
Question: The problem therefore appears to be related to Sparrow's behaviour depending on the OS, rather than anything to do with the CCQ or the wallet itself. Has anyone encountered this before? Is there a known difference in how Sparrow handles PSBT/TXID files between Windows/Linux and macOS?
I'm not comfortable setting up a multisig wallet for mainnet use until I understand what's causing this.
Thanks in advance.