Amboss, leader in the solutions led by the AI for the Bitcoin Lightning network, announced Rails today, a revolutionary self -aware -back surrender service. According to a press release sent to Bitcoin magazine, it is designed to enhance companies, custodians and individuals with a high net assets. This allows participants to earn a performance on their bitcoin.
Rails also launched a safe way for liquidity suppliers (LPS) to hold each custody of their bitcoin, generating yields from liquidity lease contracts and payment routing, although they are not guaranteed. The implementation of Amboss technology, Rails has strengthened their lighting network with more reliable transactions and larger payment volumes.
“Rails is a transformative force for the lightning network,” said CEO and co-founder of amboss Jesse Shrader. “This is not just a performance: it is a matter of allowing companies to strengthen the network while earning on their bitcoin. This is a fundamental step of the evolution of Bitcoin as a global exchange of exchange.”
The service offers two options:
- Rails LP is designed for individuals, custodians and companies with Bitcoin fees, which require a minimum commitment of 1 BTC for a year.
- Liquidity subscriptions are designed for companies that receive Bitcoin payments, with commissions that start 0.5%.
Amboss collaborated with Cointenner and Flux (a joint venture between Axiom and Cointenner), to bring the rails to the market. Corkerner incorporated him both in his exchange platform and in daily payment services on the island of Man. Flux is jointly focused on the advancement of the presence of the Lightning network in global payments. Their participation highlights the growth of sector trust in the tracks as a tool to effectively resize Bitcoin.
“Rails offers a practical way for companies like ours to participate in the growth of the Lightning network,” said Cointenner’s CFO Boylan CFO. “We use the Lightning network for years and Rails provides a structured approach to involve with its economy, in particular through liquidity leasing and payment routing. This aligns with our goal of making Bitcoin more accessible and practical for everyday use.”