Define anchor channel reserve requirements #3487
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This change defines anchor reserve requirements by calculating weights and fees for the transactions that need to be confirmed on-chain in the event of a unilateral closure. The calculation is given a set of parameters as input, including the expected fee rate and number of in-flight HTLCs.
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This change defines anchor reserve requirements by calculating weights and fees for the transactions that need to be confirmed on-chain in the event of a unilateral closure. The calculation is given a set of parameters as input, including the expected fee rate and number of in-flight HTLCs.