kelbie on Nostr: Something we’re adding to this: if you send $10, the wallet will automatically try ...

Something we’re adding to this: if you send $10, the wallet will automatically try to pick a sat amount that’s spendable offline.

A penny is ~15 sats right now, so we can adjust by ~±8 sats without meaningfully changing the dollar value. If that still doesn’t produce an offline-spendable amount, we can show a popup offering a wider range (usually just a couple pennies).

Feels like a nice UX compromise since people sending dollars don’t care about the 8th decimal place of BTC.

Thoughts?

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I’ve been working on a new offline send flow for sovran (nprofile…c2gl).

With Cashu (nprofile…puz0), offline sends are possible, but only for specific denominations.

Our approach lets users choose whether to round up or round down to the nearest valid amount, making it easier to adapt the send amount for offline use while still giving users a bit more control.



I chose this approach instead of building a proof selector. In my testing, proof selection felt much more complicated for normal users.

With this flow, the wallet automatically calculates the proofs needed behind the scenes.