There's actually a lot more to this!
The directionality of their traffic is a massive factor here. This isn't a result of cash app users paying fees to c=; is because users are paying OUT.
There's actually a lot more to this!
The directionality of their traffic is a massive factor here. This isn't a result of cash app users paying fees to c=; is because users are paying OUT.
if a cashapp user wants to pay or receive on lightning they have to use their node
presumably thats the majority of their routing revenue
extrapolating this to routing nodes that do not have user lock in makes no sense