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Good afternoon, SN.
The Bitcoin veterans have got the exchange up and running again; it’s no longer called Boltz—it’s now called Sats Routing. Here is the link so you have it handy. It’s another important tool for swapping your sats from Lightning to on-chain. I never had any issues with Boltz, and now it’s even better—with a new name and excellent support, thanks to the team having grown.
The minimum amount for the swap is 50k sats; I’ll test it out once I receive a pending payment.

https://satsrouting.exchange/

https://m.stacker.news/153363

The botlz twitter account is still operational, and says that the new team will be announced when ready -- but they didn't say anything about your project here.

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Seems to me that this has nothing to so with boltz other than maybe forking their project.

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OP is either just making shit up, or people are doing affinity scamming, or there is some other thing going on[1] which I hope is not the case. Either way this post should have been deleted and resubmitted without the crap, if OP were honest. @unboiled lays the problem out clearly in #1553646

  1. mirror shasums - I'll go and disassemble it later.

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We would have to write to them to ask or keep an eye out for new information

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Or you could refrain from acting like this thing is the continuation of boltz. You definitely come off as a scammer here.

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Is this just a fork with new marketing?

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Until proven otherwise, I think its a scam.

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Thanks for sharing that.

Right, so either that post linked in #1553634 is a lie or OP's claim it is a successor by "the Bitcoin veterans" now in charge of Boltz is a lie.

The post by Massimo says:

I want to be precise here, because precision matters more than hype: SATS Routing has no affiliation with Boltz, its founders, or its new operators.

OP claims:

The Bitcoin veterans have got the exchange up and running again; it’s no longer called Boltz—it’s now called Sats Routing.
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Let's not think the worst of the old-school Bitcoiners, but we still need to keep a close eye on things—that dog has bitten us a few times already.

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Who are these old school bitcoiners you speak of?

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We don't know, but it's in the statement Boltz released when saying goodbye to the community and announcing that, from that day on, other bitcoiners—"OG" bitcoiners—would be taking over the exchange... I posted that news; check my profile.

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Where did you get this URL?

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It was shared in a group I'm in, and I wanted to share it here; I'm not forcing anyone to use it (just clarifying, to be safe).

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You should remove the affinity scamming in it.

This is just a telegram bot dude forking boltz software. Not a successor.

That was published, if I recall correctly.

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Why is there no github link? Why is the commit different but the version the same?

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Yeah. It reeks of an affinity scam.
For now at least it certainly walks and quacks like one.

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We will be keeping a close eye on this, though—for the sake of the community—we hope it doesn't happen, as the service Boltz provided was highly valued.

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We? So you're the scammer?

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Yeah it might be best to delete this post

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