High Throughput Cryptocurrency Routing in Payment Channel Networks
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Describes Spider, a routing system for payment channel networks (like the Lightning Network) that splits (packetizes) payments and sends them over multiple paths using a congestion-control style protocol. It aims to avoid channel depletion and improve throughput and fairness by balancing utilization across links, enabling large transactions to complete over time on low-capacity channels. The paper evaluates Spider in simulation and reports it needs far less capital to route most transactions and moves more traffic onto the PCN under imbalanced demands.
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