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The ambition of the Lightning Network is to provide a second layer to theBitcoin network to enable transactions confirmed instantly, securely andanonymously with a world scale capacity using a decentralized protocol. Some ofthe current propositions and implementations present some difficulties inanonymity, scaling and decentalization. The Ant Routing algorithm for theLightning Network was proposed in \cite{GrunspanPerez} for maximaldecentralization, anonymity and potential scaling. It solves several problemsof current implementation, such as channel information update andcentralization by beacon nodes. Ant Routing nodes play all the same role anddon't require any extra information on the network topology beside for theirimmediate neighbors. The goal of LN transactions are completed instantaneouslyand anonymously. We study the scaling of the Ant Routing protocol. We propose aprecise implementation, with efficient memory management using AVL trees. Weevaluate the efficiency of the algorithm and we estimate the memory usage ofnodes by local node workload simulations. We prove that the number oftransactions per second that Ant Routing can sustain is of the order of severalthousands which is enough for a global payment network.

Ant Routing scalability for the Lightning Network