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You are right that the channel capacity has nothing to do with reverse sending; But until I did this, all my incoming transactions were failing. But after a few reverse transactions my incoming transactions were successful.
That is, despite the receiving capacity; before doing the reverse transaction; All my incoming transactions failed.
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Hello. Without doing anything, after a while, when I went to the Lightning Swap section, I was surprised to see that it was possible to increase the receiving capacity. It should be noted that you need to send some small transactions to activate the receive transaction.
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No, I'm not talking about ThunderHub. You said to set the receiving capacity more than the sending capacity. This is exactly my problem. Because I can't do it.
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How can I determine the capacity allocated to receiving more than the sending capacity?
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Hello, the swap is done. I want to balance the receive and send capacity I use the ThunderHub interface. Did you work with it? What do you think about it ?
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Hello, I tried several times to increase the receiving capacity through swap, but I received an error message and could not. As seen in the attached images. please guide me. Besides, I received and sent several times from this channel. Is there another way?  .  .  . |
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This could be a "routing issue" which means that the Exchange's channel cannot find a route to your channel due to liquidity or actual routing.
This may be temporary (at their end) or long term.
It was done once. But it was not done anymore. The same problem is repeated again. Where do you think the problem is?How can I solve it? Since it from an exchange where the actual error message isn't provided, I can only guess, My best guesses are the usual reasons that I've already provided. To expand the " liquidity" issue, even famous Exchanges sometimes experience that issue when there's too much volume flowing in their payment channels. Their channels' amount simply cannot accommodate the requested amount. To expand the " routing" issue, it could be a combination of your invoice lacking the necessary " route hint" ( issue at your end) and/or their node simply cannot find a route to your channel ( issue at either end). Switching to " Gossip" and waiting for full lightning network connection could get your Electrum better routing but it wont fix the issue if it's the Exchange's channel's fault. Thank you for your guidance. |
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Since there's high inbound liquidity and there's a previous successful lightning transaction, This could be a " routing issue" which means that the Exchange's channel cannot find a route to your channel due to liquidity or actual routing. This may be temporary ( at their end) or long term. Since Electrum uses " trampoline routing" by default and failed at that attempt, try to temporarily disable it in the settings under " Preferences->Trampoline routing". Then in the main tab, wait for the Lightning icon to get full/quarter yellow, to see its progress, go to 'Network' settings and check the " Gossip" under Lightning. Once it's fully established ( a few minutes), create a new invoice to test a new withdrawal from the Exchange. BTW, don't close Electrum while waiting for the transaction to finish. If you did it the first try, then try it again without closing Electrum, and keep trampoline routing since Gossip is quite resource expensive and slow. It was done once. But it was not done anymore. The same problem is repeated again. Where do you think the problem is?How can I solve it? |
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Since there's high inbound liquidity and there's a previous successful lightning transaction, This could be a " routing issue" which means that the Exchange's channel cannot find a route to your channel due to liquidity or actual routing. This may be temporary ( at their end) or long term. Since Electrum uses " trampoline routing" by default and failed at that attempt, try to temporarily disable it in the settings under " Preferences->Trampoline routing". Then in the main tab, wait for the Lightning icon to get full/quarter yellow, to see its progress, go to 'Network' settings and check the " Gossip" under Lightning. Once it's fully established ( a few minutes), create a new invoice to test a new withdrawal from the Exchange. BTW, don't close Electrum while waiting for the transaction to finish. If you did it the first try, then try it again without closing Electrum, and keep trampoline routing since Gossip is quite resource expensive and slow. [/quote Thank you for your help, the problem is solved. Got there by disabling Trampoline.  |
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Once the channel is created, you have no incoming liquidity. To receive a payment you must first send the same amount or more.
If you don't understand what I'm talking about, then you should read how Lightning Network works.
Thank you for your answer. My wallet has enough balance and I successfully created the channel. But when I enter the payment receipt amount in the sending section and create a request, I copy the Lightning payment receipt and enter it in the exchange. At first, it gives a success message, but after a few minutes, the transaction fails and the amount sent is returned. How can I attach a screenshot for further explanation? |
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Hello, I created a lightning channel to receive and send bitcoins in the Electrum mobile wallet. But when to receive Bitcoin; I create a request and paste it in the exchange. An error occurs and the transfer fails.
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Hello,I created a lightning channel to receive and send bitcoins in the Electrum mobile wallet. But when to receive Bitcoin; I create a request and paste it in the exchange. An error occurs and the transfer fails.
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