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@ -500,11 +500,6 @@ For a precise definition of central point dominance, the reader is referred to h
The larger the central point dominance of a network is, the more centralized the network is.
We can observe that the LN has a greater central point dominance, ie. it is more centralized, than a random graph (Erdős-Rényi graph) or a scale-free graph (Barabási-Albert graph) of equal size.
However, we also note, that over time the central point dominance of the LN gradually decreases as the network grows and densifies, as shown in <<central_point_dominance_ln>>:
[[central_point_dominance_ln]]
.Central point dominance of the LN, a random graph (ER) and a scale-free graph (BA) of equal size.
image::images/mtln_1603.png["Central point dominance of the LN, a random graph (ER) and a scale-free graph (BA) of equal size"]
In general, our understanding of the dynamic nature of the LN channel graph is rather limited.
It is fruitful to analyze how protocol changes like multi-part payments can affect the dynamics of the LN.