Bitcoin Lightning Node Lookup — ACINQ Example
Lightning Network stats (nodes, channels, total capacity, fee rates, top nodes) plus a lookup of a node by alias or public key (here: ACINQ): capacity, channel count, city and country, first seen and last update. For due-diligence teams and routing-node operators vetting a counterparty before opening a channel. Replace the alias.
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