Next few parts should arrive soon #reticulum

Reading about

Cashu - Open-source Ecash

now. So mints are LN endpoints like any LN node I presume. Once the BTC (over LN) has arrived at the mint, it is backing then a certain amount of cash tokens. Payment to people on same mint is fast. To other mints would require cashu -> lightning (BTC on LN) and then LN transaction to the other mint and conversion (once received) to cashu. Is this a correct understanding? Cashu is just a usecase of LN that pairs LN-BTC as backing to a new token?

Who is the Minibits developer?

BTC, XMR, ETH I only mention these names because they interest me from a technical point of view. Each offers something different. Lots of learning ahead.

Learning Portuguese my fellas

You can send me those cashu things now fellas. Got that the thing setup in my account

I have just ordered two more USB-to-serial adaptors and also anothr null modem. Hopefully they arrive sometime in the next few weeks. With this I will be able to build a small local Reticulum intra-network which has one center node that can be set into transport mode and therefore transport Reticulum packets. --- I am doing this so as to be able to test things in a noise-free environment (i.e. without other messages coming in from thw wider testnet). I am also documenting this as I go and will publish it when I am happy with it. At that stage I will connect my setup to the larger network and onto #Yggdrasil as well so as to bridge that gap. I am involved in the #Yggdrasil community too so it will be a fun experiment. #reticulum I want y'all to check out Yggdrasil too!

I want to go to #AdoptingBitcoin next year in Cape Town

Okay explain like I'm Frikken 5. The fuck is a cashu, a mint and yeah, is there crypto-signing involved?