I think I’m getting it @calle I’ll eventually get my hands on cashu and see what I can do

Why don’t we enable extra block space only to be used for the necessary scripting needed to support L2? That way we could: - continue having space for L1 transactions unaffected - continue having nodes that only check l1 if they want to - extra space would provide dedicated block market to increase security budget Currently we are making below 2k usd on frees… it’ll need to go up to 15million per bitcoin to support current revenue per block Pretty sure we will hit that value one day but even if we do, it may still fall short on revenue per block so finding newer revenue sources cannot be underestimated and what I’m suggesting would give bitcoin added features through other layers

kinda like cashu, I installed it on two different apps and started moving money around. I do see the potential there where we own the money, private etc... yet I'm struggling to understand what would make it a real alternative for regular users @calle can the protocol be extended to support for instance USDT on Cashu? if that's the case then.. having the possibility to exchange P2P BTC with USDT on Cashu privately could make it powerful for pure btc only, given that you would only have a fraction of pocket money on cashu as mints are centralized, I see complex having money from so many mints even if there is cross mint swaps. but if you add stuff like bringing USDT on cashu then I think it becomes more interesting

Interesting