In terms of there being a "honeypot" due to keys being centralized in one place, SGX makes things more secure, not less. If someone wants to hack a centralized custodian like Coinbase or Binance all the attacker has to do is get into their infrastructure to get access to their funds. If someone wants to hack us, they have to first get into our infra, and then also break SGX.

We believe that despite expected protocol advancements in handling async payments / offline receives (e.g. PTLCs), the problem is fundamental - someone has to come online in order to settle the payment. Our approach is simple - just keep the user online.