RaspiBlitz It started with Lightning; where are we now?
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RaspiBlitz begins at 2018 Lightning hack days and grows into a supported full‑node distro with over 200+ contributors and a four‑person core team; it adds LND and Core Lightning integrations, ships a 1.12 release that separates critical data from reproducible indexes, includes a migration script and now supports bootable NVMe on Raspberry Pi 5; DIY risks remain (forced channel closes, small‑node liquidity losses), and a parallel NixBlitz installer prototype (CLI, web UI, Rust engines) exists but needs incremental builds, updates and RPi5 support.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00RaspiBlitz journey
- 3:54Hardware and community challenges
- 7:27Lightning network frustrations
- 11:51Bitcoin node and privacy tools
- 15:27RaspiBlitz 1.12 release
- 20:27NixOS Mixit prototype
- 28:50Future directions
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