Absolutely, $50 lifetime license allows you to run the software anywhere you choose, firstly on your own hardware, secondly in VPS if you choose later.

https://gigme.io/pre-sale-details.html

Only real requirements for the beta are currently having an LND node running or being able to run one on the target machine including a full bitcoind node (LND does not currently support pruned modes on mainnet AFAIK).   For the beta`docker-compose` needs to be installed to allow easy patch fixes.

The application itself runs as a very light-weight node.js API on top of the LND node via gRpc and static HTML / JS files that are served to the browser so no additional ram or storage requirements.

Good point!  There is a try it now button that opens a mainnet demo - https://gigme.io/app/#/register - you can check it out there!

Thanks for the feedback!

Hello,

Today I am happy to announce a pre-sale for https://gigme.io/ a Bitcoin and Lightning Network powered Rewards System.

Teach your family, friends, workplace, gaming clan, or whatever your choose about financial freedom and how to spend Bitcoin on the LightningNetwork.

https://twitter.com/pwkad/status/1089949653137846272

Thanks in advance for checking it out and let me know if you have any feedback!

Thanks everyone for the responses, especially since they are all good quality references that I am reviewing today.

Pardon if my interpretation of anything is incorrect, but I am assuming that from what I've read OpenTimestamps are currently able to be stored on the Bitcoin blockchain to prove that some piece of information existed at the time the block was mined.

When looking up information on how to accomplish this the only resource I see is a CLI called `ots`.  Are there any other libraries that currently have the ability to store the OTS info?

Hi I'm on OSX 10.12.6 is there any way to tell if it suffers the same issues as 10.13?  The script is not finding the plugged in miner for me, I'll try going through the readme again to see if I missed a step somewhere but wanted to see if there was a place to check to see if the right driver was used or w/e.

Thanks again for this project!