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Are you interested in building support for Bitcoin’s Lightning Network into your product or service? Check out this discussion of Greenlight with Blockstream’s Christian Decker. We talk:
- Improvements in lightning experience over the years
- No. of payments, reliability
- Greenlight experiences
- Mobile nodes
- Comparison with other providers
- Shared infrastructure
- Core Lightning features
- What features will help make lightning easy
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- Swan.com (code LIVERA)
- CoinKite.com (code LIVERA)
- Mempool.space
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- Subscribe to the podcast
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