tezedge VS libzkchannels

I know TezEdge is a thing, but it seems to be missing basic features. E.g. it doesn't appear to implement context updating logic (add an op, get a new context and a receipt). Should we have a parallel effort?

I do not. IMO, OCAML was the worst language to use to implement Tezos. I'm sure there are "academic" reasons on why this incredibly obscure language was chosen, but from functionality and community contribution aspects, the worst. I'm more focused on https://github.com/tezedge/tezedge getting funding and seeing their project become mainstream.

TezEdge. Tezos in Rust. Official client is in OCaml.

Lightning is doable on Tezos. It's been in the works for a few years. Checkout https://boltlabs.tech/

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Hello! I'm Marcella Hastings, a senior software developer and cryptographer at Bolt Labs. We're a small startup dedicated to empowering everyone with access to financial privacy by building zkChannels, a scalable and usable privacy-preserving payment infrastructure that integrates with existing payment networks, including but not limited to public blockchains. I thoroughly enjoy my work at Bolt, and I'm looking forward to expanding our team.

On chain data does not support that people are using doge. This latest rally came from people buying on robinhood. they dont won any doge there https://boltlabs.tech/

Doge actually isnt faster. To get my dogecoin confirmed for trading on Binance it takes 50 confirmations (thus 50 minutes) whereas with BTC it's only 2 (so twenty minutes) Doges 1 min block times cause a thing called orphaned blocks. So anyone who accepts doge for anythin except, say a coffee, is going to wait for atleast 10-20 confirmations. So about the same times as BTC,s 1 confirmation. Also BTC has the lightening network which is instanyt and near fee-less: https://coincentral.com/lightning-network-beginners-guide/ https://www.opennode.com/blog/bitcoin-exchanges-using-the-lightning-network/ https://boltlabs.tech/

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