user41365: I have a lightning node running locally. For some events in the future (e.g. when a pending channel will be closed) it shows such values: "blocks_til_maturity": 107.
It means that when block height reaches current_block_height + 107, the event occurs.
So, having current block height and desired height, how can I roughly estimate the time needed to reach that height?

user5406: The mining process results in an expected block interval of ten minutes. If you only need a rough estimate, you can therefore simply calculate it by blocks_til_maturity × 10 minutes.

41365: <p>I have a lightning node running locally. For some events in the future (e.g. when a pending channel will be closed) it shows such values: <code>&quot;blocks_til_maturity&quot;: 107</code>.</p>
<p>It means that when block height reaches <code>current_block_height + 107</code>, the event occurs.</p>
<p>So, having current block height and desired height, how can I roughly estimate the time needed to reach that height?</p>
 5406: <p>The mining process results in an expected block interval of ten minutes. If you only need a rough estimate, you can therefore simply calculate it by <code>blocks_til_maturity × 10 minutes</code>.</p>
