The difference between the flash swap and flash loan proposed by Uniswap is small. As stated in the Uniswap docs, there are no fixed fees for Lightning Swap, instead there are swap fees. Compared with flash loans, this can be regarded as a "free" loan, because the transaction fee has been deducted from the transaction, and there is no need to pay interest on the loan separately.
The last difference is that the Lightning Exchange can be repaid with any token in the exchange process. If you buy Dai with ETH in Lightning Exchange, you can use Dai or ETH to repay the loan in the end. This allows users to perform complex operations more easily.
Flash Mint
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According to Austin Williams, different from the above two, Flashforge first needs to introduce a new token fWETH, Flash-mintable token (FMTs) is to allow Flashforge Anyone can mint any number of new tokens in their account, as long as they burn the same amount of tokens from their account before a transaction closes.

Because I have no programming background, I can only speculate that Lightning Forge is an unlimited version of Lightning Loan that does not need to be limited by the token liquidity and number of tokens on the lending platform.

Compared with Flash Loan, Flash Forge has the following features: no liquidity pool endorsement is required; a maximum of 2 to the 256th power-1 token can be minted; only with Inherited fWETH's contract interaction (the reason for not being applied on a large scale); unlike Flash Loan, which puts technical risk on the lending platform, Flash Forge's technical risk is in the hands of fWETH holders.
Reference reading:
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《Lightning exchange"
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