If I transfer the 100,000 sats needed to unlock a custom address on nostr:nprofile1qqstu8vf099ljt09m4jvres0dgk8ps2q4wkfjvjp3lhrp3wxxllfg7gpremhxue69uhkummnw3ez6vpn9ejx7unpveskxar0wfujummjvuq3vamnwvaz7tmjv4kxz7fwxpuxx6rpwshxxmmdqyv8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnndehhyapwwdhkx6tpdsshk55v, do I have to keep that liquidity in the wallet? Or is this a one-time thing?
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I believe you're just spending the Sats, so it costs nothing. You could transfer to a different wallet address you also own I presume.
This is what AI says:


The 100,000 Sats state "on-chain" which means not a lightning transaction, but a main chain transaction to anybody (including yourself)
Ohhhhhhhh. So I can lightning myself 100k to my Satoshi wallet, then I can mainchain it back to myself? That's freaking weird. I guess I'm still figuring out this lightning stuff. I'm not sure if this is an idiosyncrasy of Lightning or just how Wallet of Satoshi does verification for their domain service or something. Huh.
Yes, I think that would work.
But maybe better if you send it as 10 x 10K Sats Lightning so you meet the other criteria at the same time.
I've already hit the 10 transactions zapping some folks back and forth. Thanks for the insight! You seem especially savvy and not senile at all 😁
Gee thanks, I think 😂
Hi Michael, yeah its just a (low) barrier to prevent someone from spinning up a thousand wallets and squatting all the good custom names.
It's a "proof of work" in a way.
Good idea! Thanks for the explanation. You have a great app that has helped me make sense of Lightning.