Currently the money required to safeguard the bitcoin network is equal to the cost to electrify a small country like Argentina.
You say users can be shielded from the future transaction fees b/c of Lightning. Ok, well where does the money to safeguard come from if mining blocks produces less and less of it -- and users don't pay fees b/c of Lightning?
Currently the money required to safeguard the bitcoin network is equal to the cost to electrify a small country like Argentina.
You say users can be shielded from the future transaction fees b/c of Lightning. Ok, well where does the money to safeguard come from if mining blocks produces less and less of it -- and users don't pay fees b/c of Lightning?