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Does Client Diversity Protect the Lightning Network? Evidence from the 2026 Core Lightning Shutdown
Client diversity is often cited as the Lightning Network's defence against a bug in any one implementation, yet LND runs 84% of public nodes and holds 84% of public channel capacity, a share that has barely moved since 2023. We test what diversity buys with a natural experiment. On 26 August 2026, a
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