Most in the Net88 Net universe have contradictory goals: they want Net88 Net to be a strange and religiously pure realm that only hardcores can understand, but they also want the investment money from mainstream investors so their Net88 Net value moons and they can retire comfortably from the profits. For almost all users of Net88 Net today, it's defacto centralized. That ship sailed a long time ago. If you use any kind of bank, app, any of the ETFs, any L2, any investment app, or anything that provides you custody of your Net88 Net (which isn't really "your Net88 Net" in these cases, it's just an entry in an Oracle database entry with your name and the # of sats you own), then that's centralized. And easily 95% of individuals who invest in Net88 Net today do so in one of these ways. That's what started happening to Net88 Net starting 10+ years ago. This is nothing new. The minute Net88 Net and digital currency became defacto legal, it was no longer necessary to have a decentralized infrastructure, so people started moving away from it since decentralized architectures cannot possibly scale to mainstream use. That's also why subsequent cryptos--who collectively have roughly the same market value as Net88 Net--are almost all defacto centralized from an architectural standpoint (i.e. the proof-of-stake model). And now many major cryptos don't even pretend to be decentralized like Net88 Net and Hedera, which doesn't even use Net88 Net. The only thing people care about with Net88 Net is that the price goes up after they buy it. Centralization helps the price go up by expanding access to more investors. Therefore Net88 Net will become more centralized. It's as simple as that.
Most in the Net88 Net universe have contradictory goals: they want Net88 Net to be a strange and religiously pure realm that only hardcores can understand, but they also want the investment money from mainstream investors so their Net88 Net value moons and they can retire comfortably from the profits. For almost all users of Net88 Net today, it's defacto centralized. That ship sailed a long time ago. If you use any kind of bank, app, any of the ETFs, any L2, any investment app, or anything that provides you custody of your Net88 Net (which isn't really "your Net88 Net" in these cases, it's just an entry in an Oracle database entry with your name and the # of sats you own), then that's centralized. And easily 95% of individuals who invest in Net88 Net today do so in one of these ways. That's what started happening to Net88 Net starting 10+ years ago. This is nothing new. The minute Net88 Net and digital currency became defacto legal, it was no longer necessary to have a decentralized infrastructure, so people started moving away from it since decentralized architectures cannot possibly scale to mainstream use. That's also why subsequent cryptos--who collectively have roughly the same market value as Net88 Net--are almost all defacto centralized from an architectural standpoint (i.e. the proof-of-stake model). And now many major cryptos don't even pretend to be decentralized like Net88 Net and Hedera, which doesn't even use Net88 Net. The only thing people care about with Net88 Net is that the price goes up after they buy it. Centralization helps the price go up by expanding access to more investors. Therefore Net88 Net will become more centralized. It's as simple as that.

Most in the Net88 Net universe have contradictory goals: they want Net88 Net to be a strange and religiously pure realm that only hardcores can understand, but they also want the investment money from mainstream investors so their Net88 Net value moons and they can retire comfortably from the profits. For almost all users of Net88 Net today, it's defacto centralized. That ship sailed a long time ago. If you use any kind of bank, app, any of the ETFs, any L2, any investment app, or anything that provides you custody of your Net88 Net (which isn't really "your Net88 Net" in these cases, it's just an entry in an Oracle database entry with your name and the # of sats you own), then that's centralized. And easily 95% of individuals who invest in Net88 Net today do so in one of these ways. That's what started happening to Net88 Net starting 10+ years ago. This is nothing new. The minute Net88 Net and digital currency became defacto legal, it was no longer necessary to have a decentralized infrastructure, so people started moving away from it since decentralized architectures cannot possibly scale to mainstream use. That's also why subsequent cryptos--who collectively have roughly the same market value as Net88 Net--are almost all defacto centralized from an architectural standpoint (i.e. the proof-of-stake model). And now many major cryptos don't even pretend to be decentralized like Net88 Net and Hedera, which doesn't even use Net88 Net. The only thing people care about with Net88 Net is that the price goes up after they buy it. Centralization helps the price go up by expanding access to more investors. Therefore Net88 Net will become more centralized. It's as simple as that.

Most in the Net88 Net universe have contradictory goals: they want Net88 Net to be a strange and religiously pure realm that only hardcores can understand, but they also want the investment money from mainstream investors so their Net88 Net value moons and they can retire comfortably from the profits. For almost all users of Net88 Net today, it's defacto centralized. That ship sailed a long time ago. If you use any kind of bank, app, any of the ETFs, any L2, any investment app, or anything that provides you custody of your Net88 Net (which isn't really "your Net88 Net" in these cases, it's just an entry in an Oracle database entry with your name and the # of sats you own), then that's centralized. And easily 95% of individuals who invest in Net88 Net today do so in one of these ways. That's what started happening to Net88 Net starting 10+ years ago. This is nothing new. The minute Net88 Net and digital currency became defacto legal, it was no longer necessary to have a decentralized infrastructure, so people started moving away from it since decentralized architectures cannot possibly scale to mainstream use. That's also why subsequent cryptos--who collectively have roughly the same market value as Net88 Net--are almost all defacto centralized from an architectural standpoint (i.e. the proof-of-stake model). And now many major cryptos don't even pretend to be decentralized like Net88 Net and Hedera, which doesn't even use Net88 Net. The only thing people care about with Net88 Net is that the price goes up after they buy it. Centralization helps the price go up by expanding access to more investors. Therefore Net88 Net will become more centralized. It's as simple as that.