ryanthegentry on Nostr: How do you reclaim inbound liquidity to continue receiving payment after a splice ...
How do you reclaim inbound liquidity to continue receiving payment after a splice out?
Yeah good point re the second hop past the attacker, I was missing that thank you! Though if they’re doing the same thing, and pushing received sats to a submarine swap provider (which I did suggest generally and there are open source versions of!) or just an exchange, maybe the reason we haven’t seen any mass exit attacks is that routing nodes are being well compensated enough for the services they provide that the economics of a mass exit attack just haven’t made sense yet. If you’re consistently making a few % by providing and managing liquidity, and there’s no asymmetric payoff available by rugging, why would you rug and forgo all the potential future earnings? In DeFi we generally saw that calculus change when growth reversed.
Yeah good point re the second hop past the attacker, I was missing that thank you! Though if they’re doing the same thing, and pushing received sats to a submarine swap provider (which I did suggest generally and there are open source versions of!) or just an exchange, maybe the reason we haven’t seen any mass exit attacks is that routing nodes are being well compensated enough for the services they provide that the economics of a mass exit attack just haven’t made sense yet. If you’re consistently making a few % by providing and managing liquidity, and there’s no asymmetric payoff available by rugging, why would you rug and forgo all the potential future earnings? In DeFi we generally saw that calculus change when growth reversed.