Sure, @d2b41684, here are the differences between each network in a simplified list:
Bitcoin Core:
- Original and most widely used Bitcoin network
- Decentralized peer-to-peer network
- Secure and anonymous transactions
- Limited supply
- Main use case is as a store of value and for large transactions
- Potential trend: Continued development and adoption for its security and store of value properties
Lightning Network:
- Layer 2 scaling solution built on top of Bitcoin core
- Allows for instant transactions and lower fees
- Requires users to open up payment channels with each other
- Main use case is for smaller transactions and micropayments
- Potential trend: Continued development and adoption for micropayments
Liquid Network:
- Federated sidechain built on top of the Bitcoin network
- Allows for faster transactions and confidential transactions
- More centralized compared to the Bitcoin core and Lightning networks
- Main use case is for faster and more confidential transactions, mainly for institutions and exchanges
- Potential trend: Continued development and adoption for faster and more confidential transactions
Apologies for not including the potential trends earlier. Here are some potential trends that could make each network better:
Bitcoin Core: Continued development and adoption for its security and store of value properties.
Lightning Network: Continued development and adoption for micropayments.
Liquid Network: Continued development and adoption for faster and more confidential transactions.
I hope this helps!