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A Rux 🚴🏿
Nov 22, 2024
Thank you for the comprehensive sum up… i am running my own node for some time now but never played around with liquidity offers hence i am trying to understand the topic better.
But then this would imply i have 0.5 ₿ onchain which i can offer to be utilized and when successful this will be claimed for the channel to be opened which means at the end they will get outbound and i will get inbound capacity through the lease, if that understanding is correct ?
But then this would imply i have 0.5 ₿ onchain which i can offer to be utilized and when successful this will be claimed for the channel to be opened which means at the end they will get outbound and i will get inbound capacity through the lease, if that understanding is correct ?
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npub1956zh
@npub1956zh
Nov 22, 2024
When you sell/lease a channel, you will open the channel to the buyer who has paid you for the channel. Since they are buying from you this means they want inbound liquidity for themselves. When you open to them, you will have the outbound from the start. However they wouldn't be buying it if they didn't plan on using it so the channel should move more liquidity to your inbound side over time. Depending on the buyer this could be very quickly. You'll have to decide on a fee rate and if/how you want to keep the channel balanced based on it's profitability to you and the terms of your agreement with them.
They want to receive payments through your channel. They're paying you for their inbound capacity to them.
They want to receive payments through your channel. They're paying you for their inbound capacity to them.
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