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If you are using something like spark or a custodial lightning wallet, sats on lightning will move on whatever chain the gateway/custodian decides to use. So most likely you wouldn't even notice.
For instance, if Spark says they don't care about BIP 110, then sending lightning sats out of a spark wallet will likely be through the same channels they already had existing prior to any chain split.
If you have your own lightning node and channels and you don't close any of the channels (and your channel partners don't close any of their channels with you), you probably also will not notice BIP 110 activation. You will just keep on sending sats the same way you always have. However, @DarthCoin has a nice guide on this: #1527778
OK, thank you very much for the explanation. The channels I follow are on "Phoenix & Zeus"
I suppose I should keep an eye on what they say on their main information channels.
Excellent, I’ll have a look at the Darthcoin post.
Phoenix only allows you to have one channel with their LSP node. So you could look to their social media or their website to see what they will do.
With Zeus you may also only have one channel with their LSP. You can look at your channels in the wallet settings.
Yeah, if you run a routing node, is good to know well your peers position.
Does this mean that coins transferred via the Lightning Network will not be affected by the activation of BIP-110?