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@@ -779,20 +779,20 @@ const STR = {
arkCoinsExpired: 'expired',
arkCoinsHeld: 'held by Coinos',
arkCustodyTitle: 'Custody',
- arkCustodyDesc: 'Each coin carries a timelock of about {days} days. Until it runs out, you can bring the coin on-chain yourself, without Coinos. Renewing a coin before then keeps that right for another {days} days and costs a share of a round’s mining fee. Coinos keeps honoring coins past their timelock, so renewing is a choice:',
- arkCustodyCustodial: 'Coinos holds my coins once they expire',
- arkCustodyCustodialDesc: 'Nothing renews and no renewal fees are paid. A coin keeps its own exit until its timelock runs out. After that it is held by Coinos, like a balance on the old Coinos: paying, receiving and withdrawing keep working, but bringing it on-chain needs Coinos’s cooperation.',
- arkCustodySelf: 'Keep my own exit',
- arkCustodySelfDesc: 'Coins renew in the last hours before their timelock ends — the cheapest moment — so you can always exit on your own, without Coinos. Roughly once every {days} days per coin.',
- arkCustodyExit: 'Keep my exit cheap',
- arkCustodyExitDesc: 'Every transfer adds a hop to a coin’s history, and a unilateral exit pays one on-chain transaction per hop. This renews near expiry too, and also as soon as a coin’s history is {hops} hops deep, so bringing any coin on-chain stays close to a fresh coin’s price. Only for coins worth it: never more than a tenth of a coin on its renewal.',
+ arkCustodyDesc: 'Each coin expires about {days} days after it was made. Until then you can bring it on-chain yourself, without Coinos. Renewing a coin before it expires keeps that right for another {days} days and costs a small fee. Coinos keeps honoring expired coins, so renewing is a choice:',
+ arkCustodyCustodial: 'Allow coins to expire',
+ arkCustodyCustodialDesc: 'Nothing renews and no renewal fees are paid. A coin keeps its own exit until it expires. After that Coinos holds it for you: paying, receiving and withdrawing keep working, but bringing it on-chain needs Coinos’s cooperation.',
+ arkCustodySelf: 'Minimize renewal cost',
+ arkCustodySelfDesc: 'Coins renew in the last hours before they expire, when renewal is cheapest, so you can always exit on your own without Coinos. Roughly once every {days} days per coin.',
+ arkCustodyExit: 'Minimize exit cost',
+ arkCustodyExitDesc: 'Every transfer adds a hop to a coin’s history, and a unilateral exit pays one on-chain transaction per hop. This renews a coin before it expires, and also as soon as its history is {hops} hops deep, so bringing any coin on-chain stays close to a fresh coin’s price. Only for coins worth it: never more than a tenth of a coin on its renewal.',
arkCustodyCostNone: 'no fees',
arkCustodyCostSelf: '{base} per renewal',
arkCustodyCostExit: '{base} near expiry, {pct} + {base} when early',
arkCustodySaved: 'Custody choice saved',
- arkCustodyNotHere: 'This server does not honor coins past their timelock, so they renew automatically here.',
- arkExitNoneExitable: 'Every coin has passed its timelock, so there is nothing a unilateral exit can take on-chain: Coinos holds them now. Renewing restores your own exit; withdrawing with Coinos’s cooperation works as before.',
- arkCoinsRenewDescCustodial: 'With “Coinos holds my coins once they expire”, nothing renews on its own. A renewal replaces the selected coins with a single fresh one in the next round ({every}) and restores your own exit for them. Every renewal costs a flat {base} toward the round’s on-chain fee, plus a share that depends on how close each coin is to its timelock. The closer, the cheaper:',
+ arkCustodyNotHere: 'This server does not honor expired coins, so they renew automatically here.',
+ arkExitNoneExitable: 'Every coin has expired, so there is nothing a unilateral exit can take on-chain: Coinos holds them now. Renewing restores your own exit; withdrawing with Coinos’s cooperation works as before.',
+ arkCoinsRenewDescCustodial: 'With “Allow coins to expire”, nothing renews on its own. A renewal replaces the selected coins with a single fresh one and restores your own exit for them. Every renewal costs a flat {base} toward its on-chain fee, plus a share that depends on how close each coin is to expiry. The closer, the cheaper:',
noteForeignKind: 'A kind {kind} event this app doesn’t show.',
zapRowText: 'zapped {n} sats',
pollVoter: '{n} vote',