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Set up an autonomous Lightning wallet to receive and transfer sats.
A funded Lightning wallet capable of autonomous invoice settlement.
"Set up his agent (named Satoshi) with a bitcoin balance using @Breez_Tech; successfully received and moved sats (satoshis)."
Breez (@Breez_Tech) service to set up a bitcoin balance for the agent
Breez service integration / API
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Gather materials: Breez (@Breez_Tech) service to set up a bitcoin balance for the agent
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Set up a bitcoin balance for my agent using Breez, and help me receive and move some sats. Connect to my Breez wallet ([my Breez wallet identifier]) if not already connected, and create the balance for my agent named [agent name]. Then confirm the setup works: receive [amount] sats from [source] and send [amount] sats to [destination / Lightning address]. Report the balance and transaction IDs after each step. Ask for my approval before moving any funds, and tell me the exact fee before each transfer.
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