The friction around Lighter often boils down to one thing: it's positioned as the main competitor to HL in this space. Strip away the noise, and most criticism stems from that market reality rather than personal grievances.
There's something refreshing about how openly this gets discussed in the community. Rather than dancing around the competitive dynamics, people lay it out directly. That kind of transparency about market positioning—acknowledging which projects are really battling for the same slice—tells you something about the ecosystem's maturity.
When the dust settles, projects that can own their position without defensive posturing tend to earn more respect than those that don't. Worth paying attention to.
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zkNoob
· 9h ago
Basically, HL and Lighter are fighting for territory. Don't pretend, that's just how it is.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 9h ago
To be honest, the issue of Lighter vs HL is just an unresolved competition. It's actually a good sign that the community dares to openly discuss competition, which is much better than projects that pretend nothing's wrong.
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ChainPoet
· 9h ago
Basically, Lighter and HL are competing for territory. Everyone knows it well, and there's no need to pretend not to see it. This is what a truly mature ecosystem should look like.
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RunWithRugs
· 10h ago
Basically, it's still a matter of HL and Lighter competing for resources. Once you strip away the other noise, that's what it's all about.
The friction around Lighter often boils down to one thing: it's positioned as the main competitor to HL in this space. Strip away the noise, and most criticism stems from that market reality rather than personal grievances.
There's something refreshing about how openly this gets discussed in the community. Rather than dancing around the competitive dynamics, people lay it out directly. That kind of transparency about market positioning—acknowledging which projects are really battling for the same slice—tells you something about the ecosystem's maturity.
When the dust settles, projects that can own their position without defensive posturing tend to earn more respect than those that don't. Worth paying attention to.