The number of Bitcoin Lightning Network nodes has reached 14,650, a decrease of 0.14% compared to data 30 days ago. The Lightning Network capacity has reached 5,001.59 BTC.
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The number of Bitcoin Lightning Network nodes reaches 14,650
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