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Simple developer solutions for integrating bitcoin payments into your apps. Fast, low-fee, self-custodial. Supports Lightning, Ark, and on-chain.
Katılım Haziran 2024
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I've also been thinking of how to make realtime VTXO backups simpler in barkd, the Bark daemon meant to be running long term.
A simple solution would be to just write the database data to a second path. That path could be where you've mounted a USB drive or something hardcore like a ZFS mirror.
I think this would make life easier on @umbrel and @start9labs style of devices.
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I sent an Ark payment to Charlie and he received a VTXO
Then he used that to pay a Lightning invoice ⚡️
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Ark has unilateral exits with no channel management.
What a beauty.
Nothing like self-custody.
Carlos Marques@2ndpsy
I sent an Ark payment to Charlie and he received a VTXO Then he used that to pay a Lightning invoice ⚡️
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Inside Noah, we just merged where now clients would pass a query param ?ark= for lightning address payments and our server returns {pr: "invoice", "ark": "address"} so that we can do ark payments between clients. If the requesting client is on the same ark network, our server doesn't bother waking up Noah for an invoice and just returns {"ark": "address"}
It'll be nice if other clients building on bark can adopt this. Also, arkade based clients also could also start doing this.
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That’s right. It is much easier to focus on the user experience when building on such a solid foundation.
Neil Woodfine@nwoodfine
If you’re building a wallet app on Bark, the SDK makes adding exits straightforward. And in terms of how you present it to users, there’s good examples across @arkebitcoin, Noah, and Bark Wallet (Umbrel, Start9).
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Force moves (aka unilateral exits) are an important feature in Ark(é). The next version of the app may include a video explainer to make it easier to understand how it works. Is this helpful? youtu.be/gifJmeOcGeA
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I'm in Madeira @FREEMadeiraOrg
and it has many merchants that accept bitcoin
How many can I go and pay in one hour with one of my Ark-enabled wallets?
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Reading through the LDK Rapid Gossip Sync client docs, apparently its LN gossip sync is actually REALLY fast and shouldn't meaningfully contribute to payment latency.
grubles@notgrubles
Now testing the Bark wallet + LDK client-side pathfinding using the typical number of Lightning hops (~3) instead of 1 or 2. This would allow you to choose the route for your LN payment on-device and blind the LN gateway to the route.
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For users that would prefer LN route-finding be handled by their own app 👇
grubles@notgrubles
Now testing the Bark wallet + LDK client-side pathfinding using the typical number of Lightning hops (~3) instead of 1 or 2. This would allow you to choose the route for your LN payment on-device and blind the LN gateway to the route.
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Sent 1000 sats.
Ark payments: 0 fees! ✅
grubles@notgrubles
Hal wallet looking quite handsome on GrapheneOS.
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Working on a PR to improve @satsigner's Ark experience.
Since Bark SDK provides everything needed to build Ark-enabled wallets, the real challenge is creating a great UI/UX.
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