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>>29836078
Hello cz is that you?

>>25914929
>pic related

>>23658304
>trying to pass-off stakenet devs hard work as lightning labs work
Keep crying rahumel. These devs make cz sweat.

>>23467492
Kek

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>>23453386
Oh look czs employees working early today.

>>23286059
Oh boy. Personally I'm not selling any until at least $1.

>>22498314
diaper doing a dandy on CZ

>>22344397

True, it has way more pump potential.

>>22013837
I'm not angry, nothing in my posts gives the indications of anger. You on the other hand appear to be seething.

As you can tell after getting absolutely fucked by drapper and his team, cz has been attempting to fud stakenet hard lately. Hence the low quality spam fud threads. Pic related is a historical source of the incident.

Also XSN;
https://twitter.com/XSNofficial/status/1299412328610398209
>Watchtower support via Justice tx’s (V1)

Some information about the watchtowers, since their support has been added.
The watchtower monitors all your channels when your node (wallet) is inactive.
To understand, you need to know that when your node is inactive, and one of your channel counterparts decides to cheat and unilaterally close a channel (force close) with "out-of-date" data (older commitment transaction), they cannot immediately retrieve the funds, because they are time locked. They have to wait for a certain number of blocks to retrieve them (e.g. for Bitcoin: 144 blocks = 24 hours). If your node comes back online before the end of this time, your node will notice the trick and trigger the penalty mechanism (breach remedy transaction), recovering all the funds on the channel (including those of the cheater, to punish him).
But if your node stays offline too long, the cheater wins. That's where the watchtower comes in: it will monitor the state of your channels while your node is offline, and if someone tries to cheat, it triggers the penalty mechanism for you.