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Lightning Node Management
Lightning Node Management
Contents
Lightning basics
Create inbound liquidity
Create outbound liquidity
Comparison table of software implementations
Comparison table of lightning channel markets
Node Types
Merchant
Spending
Routing
Advanced Tools
lnd.conf example
Advanced and automated fee settings
Set up a Watchtower and a Client on the Lightning Network
Methods to create a balanced channel with a trusted peer
Pool usage notes
Bos Score
Technicals
Connecting to a lightning node remotely
High onchain fee environment
Compact the LND database (channel.db)
Manage the LND onchain funds in Electrum Wallet
Recovery
Resources for LND
Resources for Core Lightning
Privacy
Resources on Lightning privacy
VPN tunnels
Hardware deployment
RaspiBolt
RaspiBlitz
TrueNAS (FreeBSD) node
Donate
Donations
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Create outbound liquidity
To create outbound liquidity (to be able to send payments) is easy, you just need to open a channel to a well connected, stable node.
To top up existing depleted (empty) channels pay onchain and receive on Lightning.
submarineswaps.org
Open source at:
https://github.com/submarineswaps/swaps-service
Lightning Loop
Loop In: on-chain to off-chain, where the Loop client sends funds paid on-chain to an off-chain channel.
golightning.club
Send on-chain and receive bitcoin over Lightning! Up to 1000000 satoshi / 0.01 BTC.
RedShift
Trustless transfers between the Lightning Network, the Bitcoin blockchain, and any supported digital asset (BTC and ETH so far). Send funds on-chain and receive on Lightning.
Check the two way services listed in:
CreateInboundLiquidity.md
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submarineswaps.org
Lightning Loop
golightning.club
RedShift
Check the two way services listed in: CreateInboundLiquidity.md