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Exactly and in some cases it's even worse in crypto. Public projects been around and often times the owners and handlers know to sit back and shut up. Move around like a silent partner. You may not ever know who they are or see them.

In crypto you got protocols that give people obvious in your face power over you, lol. Now some people think thats good. However can you imagine a club owner walking around as you walk through the door of the club bragging about he owns the club. Kissing on your girlfriend throwing money at her.

you immediately understand who has the influence and who's in charge. I get in the standard economy they do that as well. however maybe they a bit more business savvy and smart enough to know not to do that, lol. So crypto is weird when it comes to that sorta thing. i think it's weird to a fault that hurts it. Obviously they have a false sense of decentralization and democracy and equality and equity.

I hope we're all smart enough to know by now if a blockchain's wealth is not decentralized. Then its not decentralized. How in the world can this be decentralized you got people owning like 90% of the network. I mean people don't even know that on bitcoin 87% of the network is owned by 1%.. now are these public companies that bad.. hell no. you not going to find that in walmart or apple or freaking facebook or something.. so they live in a fantasy world basically. it's like the hollywood fantasy they don't wanna be woken from. if you really serious about it just give the people the money so it can be decentralized. That's what we do on bitcoin myk lol.

@mykos: Exactly and in | Ecency