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Interesting. > Also, uninsured balances are enforceable onchain, which is very different from a trusted balance. Does this mean XLN is implemented with a smar

Interesting. > Also, uninsured balances are enforceable onchain, which is very different from a trusted balance. Does this mean XLN is implemented with a smart contract that withdraws the money from an address if you fail to pay? Or automatically cancels the channel if you withdraw more than what you have in the channel?

homakov 5y ago
It's better explained in solidity: https://github.com/homakov/xlncontracts/blob/main/contracts/xln.sol#L350 https://github.com/homakov/xlncontracts/blob/main/contracts/... it is withdrawn from a special intermediary "reserve" balance OR a Debt is created on this identity.