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Alex Bosworth, Alex Bosworth of Lightning Labs, said he sees the next stage for the Lightning Network (LN) protocol as enabling nodes to have more discretion over who they serve and how they set charges. Bosworth noted that although LN was initially launched with a fully permissive approach, real-world attacks are accelerating a shift toward more restrictive default settings. He added that, paradoxically, this direction could help keep LN more open, since an offline node does not facilitate any transactions.
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Bosworth has previously noted that BTC hacks may be getting easier, but improved tracking tools are making it more feasible to catch thieves, according to a recent post here. He has also pointed to ongoing efforts to reduce costs for zero-coordinator Lightning Network nodes, highlighting operational challenges in a recent update here. These issues remain central as the network adapts to new threats and market conditions.