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Where is the Light(ning) in the Taproot Dawn? Unveiling the Bitcoin Lightning (IP) Network

Pedro Casas, Matteo Romiti, Peter Holzer, Sami Ben Mariem, Benoit Donnet, Bernhard Haslhofer
2021 2021 IEEE 10th International Conference on Cloud Networking (CloudNet)  

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Proposed in 2016 and launched in 2018, the Bitcoin (BTC) Lightning Network (LN) can scale-up the capacity of the BTC blockchain network to process a significantly higher amount of transactions, in a faster  ...  Taproot is the most significant upgrade to the Bitcoin network since the block size increase of 2017, and it will make LN transactions cheaper, more flexible, and more private.  ...  BITCOIN LN 101 AND TAPROOT Lightning Network: one of the major limitations of the Bitcoin blockchain is its inherent lack of scalability to handle a significant number of transactions.  ... 
doi:10.1109/cloudnet53349.2021.9657121 fatcat:37trxm2qtzf5higtxntwkjdaym
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Pedro Casas, Matteo Romiti, Peter Holzer, Sami Ben Mariem, Benoit Donnet, Bernhard Haslhofer. "Where is the Light(ning) in the Taproot Dawn? Unveiling the Bitcoin Lightning (IP) Network." 2021 IEEE 10th International Conference on Cloud Networking (CloudNet) (2021)