Some doubts and questions that I have about the Phoenix Wallet.

I have two different devices, both with the Phoenix Wallet installed (obviously using different seed phrases).

For the first deposit into each, I sent 20,000 sats on-chain to the wallet on the first device and I sent 20,000 sats via Lightning to the wallet on the second device. After doing it, in both cases, the channels were created with very similar capacity and liquidity (both inbound and outbound), regardless of whether the deposit has been made via on-chain or via Lightning.

However, for the second deposit into each, I sent more 10,000 sats via on-chain to the wallet on my first device (which increased my channel capacity by 10,000 sats without ACINQ needing to resize this channel, since I sent the money from the blockchain into the lightning network); and, in contrast, for the wallet on my second device, I sent more 10,000 sats via Lightning (which means that 10,000 sats of my inbound liquidity - the ACINQ side - was transferred to my side of the channel - my outbound liquidity).

That said, I got a bit confused. My question is: why does Phoenix Wallet behave similarly when receiving sats for the first time — regardless of whether the initial deposit is made via on-chain or via Lightning — but the wallet behaves differently for the second deposit onward depending on whether I receive the sats one way or the other?