/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23944746
there's no such issue as far as i know, i just think that site is either overloaded or something must have bugged out

>>23944756
lightning transactions works as such as when you send a payment a snapshot is taken of the network. then your client calculates the path and sends the payment on its way.

if it's only 1 or 2 users using the network everything is often fine. but the more that uses lightning the bigger chance it is that your payment arrives at a path which has run out of funding in the time since the snapshot was taken, and then the payment fails.

that is the routing problem and why lightning performs worse the more people that use it.