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Greetings guys, I find myself in a situation where a Bitcoin transaction has been confirmed, but the "abandonchannel" command has been executed.
I have in my possession the output from the "lncli pendingchannels" command before I executed the abandonchannel command, the other peer confirmed he gave up on the tx approximately two weeks after its initial broadcast. The other peer is technical and cooperative.
I have taken precautions by maintaining several Secure Channel Protocol (SCP) backups; however, my concern lies in their capability to encompass unconfirmed open transactions. I kindly ask for your collective wisdom and insights regarding the potential avenues available for the restoration of these funds, or if, regrettably, they are irreversibly lost. I believe Zombie Channel Recovery (https://github.com/lightninglabs/chantools/blob/master/doc/zombierecovery.md#zombie-channel-recovery) can be used to restore the funds, could you guys please confirm if this is the case? Your assistance in this matter would be of great value. Thank you in advance for your time and contributions. Best regards, |
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Yes, you can use the zombie recovery.
You need to add your node's public key in the "node2 -> identity_pubkey" field, then save this as a |
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The transaction has been successfully signed by both sides and broadcasted to the mempoool. Thank you @guggero very much for your help. https://mempool.space/cs/tx/f25fe65a2106e9ad88cfd7fe228d681cc6af4ad62d74631624877f3277ac12ef |
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Yes, you can use the zombie recovery.
You'll need the "match" file to get started, from the information you provided this would look like this:
You need to add your node's public key in the "node2 -> id…