Private channels should have their own dedicated 'min-funding-satoshis' setting
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IMHO there is no reason, why peers shouldn’t be able to open small private channels. Minimum size should be configurable with a dedicated min-funding-satoshis
setting for private channels.
Edit: The idea is not to enable super small private channels, but rather to be able to raise the limit for public channels without affecting private ones.
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this! My min channel size is 5m but I don’t mind offering 1m or 500k min size for private channels (depending on BTC price) to help out mobile users.
There is no added risk here as long as you set the same standard values for both and inform users that they should be aware what they are doing if they go lower.
I think I might have used poor wording in the parent post [fixed now]. Realistically it’s more about going higher than standard setting with public channels, not lower with private.
Yes, just speaking from my perspective: I did encounter mobile users frustrated with capacity requirements.