The recent assertion by Udi Wertheimer that the Lightning Network is 'helplessly broken' due to potential quantum computing threats has sparked significant concern among businesses relying on this payment infrastructure. While it is true that quantum computers could eventually challenge the cryptographic systems underpinning Bitcoin and the Lightning Network, the reality is more nuanced. The Bitcoin development community is not idle; since December, it has proposed over five serious post-quantum solutions aimed at enhancing security. Current quantum computers are far from capable of breaking Bitcoin's cryptography, which would require solving complex mathematical problems that are currently beyond reach. The Lightning Network continues to support real payment volumes for various enterprises, and businesses should be more focused on the proactive measures being taken to address future threats rather than abandoning the technology altogether. In summary, the Lightning Network is not 'helplessly broken' but rather in a state of active development to ensure its resilience against future challenges.