Channeling Interest: How Companies Are Monetizing The Lightning Network | Bitcoin 2026
How do Bitcoin's largest companies actually make money on the Lightning Network? At the Bitcoin 2026 Conference Enterprise stage, Voltage CEO Graham Krizek moderates Block (Cash App / Square) data scientist Tyler Wood, Amboss Technologies CEO Jesse Shrader, and LQWD Technologies CEO Shone Anstey. They walk through routing revenue, the "inbound liquidity generation engine" model, AI-only Lightning wallets, native stablecoin trading on Lightning, and why payments are the only durable Lightning monetization strategy.Trade Bitcoin's next move on Duelbits Predict — get 100% cashback on your first bet, up to $100. Bitcoin Magazine exclusive. 👉 bitcoinmagazine.com/duelbits-predict
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🔶 Moderator: Graham Krizek - Voltage
🔶 Tyler Wood - Block
🔶 Jesse Shrader - Amboss Technologies
🔶 Shone Anstey - LQWD Technologies Corp.
Chapters:
01:00 — How Each Company Uses Lightning: LQWD, Amboss & Block Introduce Their Models
04:00 — Tyler Wood On Cash App's 9% Lightning Routing Revenue (And What It Really Means)
08:00 — Why Cash App Is The "Inbound Liquidity Generation Engine"
11:00 — Jesse Shrader On The Amboss Liquidity Marketplace
13:30 — Shone Anstey On LQWD's 18-Country Routing Footprint
16:00 — AI Agents & The Rise Of Mathematically Pure Money
19:00 — Lightning-Native Stablecoins & Multi-Asset Settlement
22:00 — Why Payments Are The Only Durable Lightning Monetization Strategy
25:30 — The Breakout Year For Lightning Network Monetization
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