Braydon Fuller on Nostr: So is the Electrum server acting as a watch tower for Phoenix? Documentation isn't ...
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"content": "So is the Electrum server acting as a watch tower for Phoenix? Documentation isn't clear on the technical specifics of how the wallet doesn't need to be always-on.\n\nThis is what has been mentioned:\n\n\"Phoenix has been designed for less technical users, who don't know or want to run an always-on Lightning node on a server or to manage channels, with sensible trade-offs for those users.\"\n\nhttps://phoenix.acinq.co/faq#can-i-connect-to-any-node-can-i-connect-to-my-own-node\n\n\"You can configure Phoenix to use your own Electrum server to watch the Blockchain and monitor your channels.\"\n\nhttps://phoenix.acinq.co/faq#is-phoenix-trustless\n\n",
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