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Most artists distribute their music just about everywhere so I don't see that particular issue being the main challenge. I think the issue for larger, more established artists is that they are doing just fine in the system that exists today and probably see no need or benefit from using an alternative.

Got up in the morning and felt that I wanna do nothing. So I did it.

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Yes we do, but this will take more time.
This year, we are mainly focusing on winning our home turf Switzerland.
In 2025, once we have the MiCA-License, we will dedicate more resources into expanding into all the EU countries and potentially the UK.
In 2026, we will then start our global expansion, starting with the US and the Middle East, possibly including mergers and acquisitions with great already existing local companies.
The ambition to expand is in our DNA, but more time is needed! :)

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It is until it isn't.

Ideally businesses will be building less convenient solutions, storing servers and setting up businesses in more obscure locations. The West could be a big weakness for Lightning Network, in terms of infrastructure. Leading the way, but we can't always rely on rule of law in these jurisdictions to support the globe. As we have seen with exchanges and organisations like Paxful recently. More draconian regs are coming down the pipe with the Restrict act and other branches of it. It hasn't hit home that the very same laws extend to these platforms. It's going to force us to adopt non-custodial Lightning much much more. Starting 2024.

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Hey Hodlnaut, just wanted to let you know my old college roommate is working with faketoshi's defense team for the appeal (sadly his first job out of law school). They all think he's insane. Keep fighting the good fight!

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