Lightning devs must ‘wake up’ and fix security bugs, not please VCs — Bitcoin dev
Antoine Riard, who left the Lightning Network in October, argues it is also at risk of becoming increasingly centralized and susceptible to single points of failure and censorship risks.
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Antoine Riard, who left the Lightning Network in October, argues it is also at risk of becoming increasingly centralized and susceptible to single points of failure and censorship risks.
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