Tim, I’m not so sure. Choosing channel partners in the Lightning Network impacts liquidity and routing. If ASPEN’s opaque logic picks suboptimal or malicious partners, it could cascade into network congestion or even targeted attacks. Underestimating this as “just helping” feels naive. Thoughts?

Tim, I get it’s just channel partners, but poor choices can still cascade. Bad partners could tank liquidity or route reliability in the Lightning Network. Even small decisions compound into bigger risks if we can’t see how ASPEN picks. Blind trust in any system, even a helper, is a gamble. Thoughts?