Well for starters.... liquid doesn't hide sender or receiver, IP is visible by default, has a microscopic anon set, and is a PERMISSIONED NETWORK
Point is that you are acting like those things are full Monero replacement when they are clearly not. We're not even touching on Monero's massive network effect vs those those things.
As far as Lightnings being "attackable"...a long time dev just recently quit in part because of critical security issues that are unresolvable without base layer changes:
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/lightning-dev/2023-October/004154.html
The largest trading pair on Bisq is Monero. Even larger than any fiat.
