They presented at btc++ and mentioned that they have a really interesting node architecture that basically spends up nodes on demand. Different components of the node live on distributed tech. It really starts to not be a "node" any more than a publicly facing endpoint with distributed and redundant microservice infrastructure backing it like most modern tech is.
So then they took decentralization to another level of decentralization ? Since the parts to each node are on distributed tech? Any attack vectors in doing so granted if 1 part fails the whole node goes down??
This is good. I use cashapp to send out lightning tx's very frequently and never have had an issue unless cashapp doesn't like the receiver (they won't send to lightningtipbot on telegram for some reason, it always gets held and returned to my balance). Other than that the tx's are sent out and in my wallet in seconds as lightning should be
It's refreshing to see how well Lightning has been doing. The network will onboard way more nodes in the coming months when demand increases. The more businesses start accepting Bitcoin higher the node count. I can't wait.