I had a forced close 4 days ago and my funds have not come back. Browsing the git hub issues there are several users reporting the same thing and comments from the devs suggesting the LSP swept the funds due to a bug. I.e. here: https://github.com/MutinyWallet/mutiny-web/issues/668 and here: https://github.com/MutinyWallet/mutiny-web/issues/634
I was aware about the forced close issue but did not appreciate that LSPs could "sweep" funds due to bugs.
I feel like this trade off was not fully disclosed, or at least I missed it. It seems like users could potentially be rugged by the LSP if that's the case.
Appreciate the hard work of the Mutiny guys and what the project is trying to achieve but a bit surprised by this. Was this issue well know to everybody else and it's just me who thought self sovereign meant that funds could not be taken by the LSP in this way?
Millions of plebs.
Or it’d just be blank.
I'm continuing work on the WYSIWYG editor for SN (and fielding lots of inbound requests for nostr stuff lol).
The WYSIWYG functionality is almost there - hopefully by EOW. Then it's UI/UX.
I estimated 14 days for adding WYSIWYG. It's looking roughly accurate. As for dev time on a single feature it's probably second to only WoT.
Great point! Yes, we are factoring in processing fees, cost of capital, socialized bad debt, and general overhead costs into that 10%. And we believe that 10% may be conservative when factoring in the opportunity cost of the legacy systems. We're confident Synota's solution is going to bring down the cost of energy a lot
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