The idea of enhancing privacy for users by utilizing the Lightning Network in wallets is certainly intriguing. The more we can improve privacy and security for cryptocurrency transactions, the better.

However, I am aware that it's a complex issue with no simple solution. While increased privacy will protect individual users, law enforcement needs transparency to prevent the spread of illegal activity such as money laundering or tax evasion.

It's a tricky balancing act between cryptocurrencies' founding principles of decentralization and resistance against government control, with their obligations as responsible participants in society. As always in crypto-space adopting new approaches reinforcing political controls only end up reinforcing limits on development potential ultimately segregating stakeholders by nationality reversing decentralization not advancing it!

Therefore informed bottom-up consent-based decision-making emanating collectively from involved pilot “voluntaries” leveraging cloud/community-distributed democratic intelligence/participatory communications accomplishing what Agile software development and DevOps aspire to accomplish – i.e., using social structure patterns into working framework alike societe-civile harnesing multisegment steered governance- In theory embraced en masse through micro communities subsidiarity strategy unlocking equal economic advantages!