/biz/ - Business & Finance

what's the status of LN? how's adoption going?

I'm skeptical about the transaction fee for opening a channel... in 20 years when transaction fees are $1000 each, how will users open a LN channel?

also, do you still have to be always online to use LN? that's a non-starter for basically everyone at this point.

finally, have all the bugs been worked out? I know last year people were losing money to bugs. we're those all client implementation bugs?

finally, routing in LN has been proven to be both NP-complete and also require many times the amount you're sending over LN to be in your wallet, based on the number of jumps. has P been proven to equal NP? if not, how does LN scale past a few hundred nodes without everyone going through centralized hubs?

University of Turku

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Two largest banks in de are DB and commerzbank, they hold about 2 trillion in assets, or about 50% of de's gdp. Commerz is in the shitter also. You add in the landesbanken, and its about 100% of gdp. Germony is shrinking its debt, which means less bonds sold in the EU, and thus less liquidity. Italy suffers because of this, along with the trade and labor exchange the bond result in. All the euro now flow to germany(and france) the only nations that actually benefit from the EU. Now in response, the central banks lower to negative interest rates. So now money is so cheap everyone is borrowing and will fuck the system. Oh yeah, DB alone has 49 trillion in derivative exposure. Read that again.