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LND - more solutions / wallets adopted / can use it, but has too many bugs, clogs, conflicts.
CLN - light, fast, less features (but you can use plugins without changing the core code), less apps use it directly, less wallet apps, code is more fine tuned and therefore is not so buggy
Acinq - stable, dedicated to specific apps / solutions, less wallet apps support it, I think is a bit under appreciated because was shadowed by LND and CLN
Rust - good, I didn't test it on a dedicated node, but I like how it works in Electrum with trampoline channels
You have also Immortan implementation, that is also under rated. Is a light LN node implementation in SBW, but should have more attention on it.
For businesses I recommend CLN
For playing around and learning - LND
If you do specific apps, try Acinq
If you write mobile apps, try Immortan
If you create a desktop app try Rust.
Each one have its own flavor.
On this aspect I find very funny and on point this meme:
https://i.postimg.cc/9MLQLrSn/monkey-figh-wallets.jpg
Thank you for the thoughtful and in depth analysis of our privacy policy.
Our main objective is to contribute to the longevity of the Bitcoin Lightning Network's development as the main financial payments system of the future. For enterprises and holders of large amounts of bitcoin to adopt LN, assurances about payment reliability and risk mitigation need to be in-place. This is what we are providing at Amboss. For the purposes of improving LN performance, we crowd-source information from LN operators and users. For data that is not publicly available, this information must be requested; in other words, the data owner opts-in to provide it.
To help lightning network mature, we operate a data analytics company that helps users make thoughtful decisions about whom to connect to. We have taken many steps to ensure that we are being thoughtful about the development of the lightning and our design decisions to help the lightning network's long-term growth. This, in many ways, is achieved by opt-in, transparent data collection to create ways for users to manage risks as well as improve payment performance. All feedback is welcomed; this helps us make better design decisions.
I'm happy to hear that privacy is a priority for you and I hope that our policy can help guide development of better privacy tools for users and more ways for users to consciously decide what information they would like to share. This is the essence of privacy: the right to choose which information to disclose.
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