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Haha, imagine ClubOrange had downzaps, then you could downzap a whole country

105 sats \ 3 replies \ @Scoresby 14h

You know, I was doing some poking around with their Geozap feature. Since cluborange uses spark, i wondered how they were doing the Geozaps -- like it's a lightning invoice you pay, but then it gets dispersed to users via Spark?

I think this is the spark address most of the geozaps get dispersed from:

https://sparkscan.io/address/spark1pgssxf9u73xr6s9sdklwyuld72gzmcz2j8nqrjargv9k38hkkd5mkea6wjrv2g?network=mainnet

it's kind of interesting how it flows through, too -- because i think they also route the sats to non spark wallets (i didn't know you could bring your own wallet in cluborange -- maybe it's LNURLs?).

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128 sats \ 2 replies \ @ek 14h

I wish they wouldn’t try to hide their source code. I decompiled their APK and found some issues, but none worth mentioning; just sloppy coding practices that might become the entry point for something more severe. Also, they’d probably sue me for using a decompiler lol.

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50 sats \ 1 reply \ @Scoresby 14h

I was trying to figure out where they got the number of zaps they told me they had in the last 30 days (over 400k zaps). It seemed somewhat high to me, and I was trying to see if I could verify it in any way. It seems that geozaps are a pretty big portion of that number (maybe as much as 95%?)

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228 sats \ 0 replies \ @justin_shocknet 13h -420 sats

He made a similar claim when it had an LNbits back end (might still?)... something ridiculous about their share of the networks throughput. Of course, these were just database entries at best.

Not a serious/honest character.

like Germany, definitely downzap and especially the non white immigrants in Germany, they need to be downzapped and exterminated

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