ביטקאָין בליץ נעטוואָרק וואָלט זיין פּראַקטיש פֿאַר קליין פּיימאַנץ ווי דעביט קאַרדס, מאָרגאַן סטאַנלי זאגט

The Bitcoin Lightning Network attracts fees close to zero. It becomes more practical to use it when undertaking small payments than a debit card, לויט to leading investment bank Morgan Stanley.

As a layer two scaling solution on the BTC network, the Lightning Network (LN) boosts the blockchain’s capacity to undertake transactions more efficiently through micropayment channels. 

דעריבער, טראַנזאַקשאַנז אויף בליץ נעטוואָרקס זענען מער גרינג באשטעטיקט, טשיפּער און פאַסטער ווי די פּראַסעסט אויף-קייט אָדער ביטקאָין מאַיננעט (שיכטע איינער).

With more than 85% of sales in the United States happening in shops compared to online, Morgan Stanley believes partnering with physical stores would play an instrumental role in boosting Bitcoin as a medium of payment.

As a result, the Lightning Network is expected to bridge the gap based on its low transaction fees. An analysis of the  Bitcoin Lightning Network recently אנגעוויזן:

“Roughly a year ago the Lightning Network took off on Bitcoin. The on-chain transaction fees instantly started to go down and remained low ever since. Growing number of transactions sent at lightning speed with rock-bottom fees both on-chain and off-chain.”

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מקור: Blockchain.com 

לויט to Arcane Research, the Lightning Network continues to gain steam because it recorded a 410% year-over-year growth.

Arcane Research also אנגעוויזן that the Lightning Network could radically change the business model of content providers in gaming, video, audio, and many more categories by providing a structure where continuous micropayments were made.

Meanwhile, merchants on Shopify, a global e-commerce giant, were recently given the option to receive off-chain payments through the Bitcoin Lightning Network after סילינג a deal with Strike, a digital payments platform.

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Source: https://blockchain.news/news/bitcoin-lightning-network-would-be-practical-for-small-payments-than-debit-cards-morgan-stanley-says