Erik on Nostr: Figuring out how to avoid fees when buying btc with high in chain fees. My current ...
Figuring out how to avoid fees when buying btc with high in chain fees.
My current setup is strike -> Muun -> cold storage.
Downside is buying btc on strike has to be on chain to withdraw.
Thinking I can do:
Strike -> self custody ln wallet directly (using strike ability to pay an ln invoice with fiat directly)
Then when fees are low, go on chain to cold storage.
I’m thinking the downside is possibly running out of liquidity on my channels before fees drop.
My ultimate goal is figuring out how to have non custodial btc as fast as possible after purchase.
Thoughts?
Published at
2023-05-08 20:53:28Event JSON
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