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PedroCoelhoNAS_LND
0259121b07a14963ad957186c1136e47f472f2345a7ba64e68ee028d1097d1aeda
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Definitions for the reachability evidence shown above.
- Direct Node → Peer
- Can a public route cross this specific channel from the node to a peer?
- Direct Peer → Node
- Can a public route cross this specific channel from the peer back to the node?
- Outbound From Node
- Can this channel act as the first step in routes from the node onward to the tested destinations?
- Inbound To Node
- Can this channel act as the final step in routes from the tested destinations back to the node?
- Route observations
- Public route results observed during the prepared tests. Routes observed means a route was constructed; Mixed results means results were not consistent across the tested conditions; Insufficient evidence means the evidence was not enough to assess the direction.
- Route-construction coverage
- The proportion of tested route constructions that produced a result, for example 1/1 (100%).
- Destination coverage
- The proportion of tested destinations for which a route result was observed, for example 1/1 (100%).
- Observed amount
- The payment amount used in a public routing test or the highest amount observed to route. It is not private liquidity, a channel balance or guaranteed forwarding capacity.