He mentions that while Lightning data is currently not significant, when multiplied by 100, it becomes a considerable amount of data. This poses a challenge for larger nodes as they would need to store a substantial volume of data. Peter points out that dealing with this increased data becomes more burdensome compared to dealing with smaller amounts, such as a GiB or twenty.

Peter then introduces the concept of combining multiple HTLC (Hashed Time Lock Contract) claims into one transaction using the SIGHASH_SINGLE|ANYONECANPAY feature. He contrasts this approach with pre-signing, which would require individual transactions for each HTLC claim. This means that with the SIGHASH_SINGLE|ANYONECANPAY method, multiple HTLC claims can be consolidated into a single transaction, simplifying the process.

The email abruptly ends after Peter's mention of the SIGHASH_SINGLE|ANYONECANPAY feature, as the farewell part is to be ignored according to the given rules.