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Yes, we all want to have inbound LN channels open until the end of times.
But we should also be aware that who is open a channel towards our node is practically putting his own money into that channel.
So I suggest to be added a feature of "time to expire the channel". A limited time that the channel could be dormant (no activity).
Solution proposal
inform the user when is opening the Dunder channel about the time limit for dormant channels.
if the channel have activity will not be closed
if the channel have most of the liquidity on the Dunder side (let's say 90%) for a long period (Dunder operator could decide that in his settings), then the channel get closed.
Not sure if this can be achievable in a programmable way, but it can be started with some simple alerts, for the Dunder operator and for the user.
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Yes, we all want to have inbound LN channels open until the end of times.
But we should also be aware that who is open a channel towards our node is practically putting his own money into that channel.
So I suggest to be added a feature of "time to expire the channel". A limited time that the channel could be dormant (no activity).
Solution proposal
Not sure if this can be achievable in a programmable way, but it can be started with some simple alerts, for the Dunder operator and for the user.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: