I think you may be misunderstanding the comparison a bit. Lightning is a Bitcoin Layer 2 built around channels, routing, liquidity, HTLCs, invoices, etc. It works, but it inherits a lot of complexity from Bitcoin’s architecture. Sikka isn’t trying to be “Bitcoin but faster.” It’s a different ledger design entirely: • no blocks • no channels • no routing • no invoice expiry • transactions attach directly to a DAG Honestly, just try it yourself. Go to:

SIKKA • The blockless smart ledger

A radically simple, parallel-scalable currency for humans, autonomous agents, and machines. 0 Fees, Quantum-Safe, Tor-Native, and Native Multisig.

Create a wallet and send me your address. I think you’ll be surprised how far transaction architectures have evolved beyond traditional blockchain models.