decentralization

CeFi’s share of crypto funding has fallen since its 2021 heyday, and the platforms are increasingly adopting features popular in DeFi

We are blessed by Satoshi and Vitalik to have the best chance of excising the tumor that is the State from what money should be

Focusing on a few key geographic markets isn’t decentralization: Web3 needs to do better

We are screwed as a species without reliable, accessible and trustworthy scientific research

Over 90% of Ethereum transactions are now handled by four relayers, raising fears of centralization

Attackers gained unauthorized access to the Mixin Network’s cloud service provider’s centralized database

If Chinese townspeople 4,000 years ago could band together to create a sophisticated drainage system to save their lives from yearly floods, can’t we all get along on Discord?

“You don’t want these powerful models to be controlled by one central entity,” Qiao Wang says

Centralized social media platforms have held our data hostage for too long, and we now have the tools to get our freedom back

It’s still a tad premature to start making plans for a fully automated, decentralized future

When people have to choose between entering centralized or decentralized services, “you want the doors to be the same size”

The idea of complete decentralization, although tantalizing, is a goal that can never be achieved in reality

Decentralization needs to do some chest compressions on TV if we want to watch more Succession

Arbitrum failed to settle on Ethereum after a pre-programmed “fail-safe” meant a critical node didn’t receive enough ETH for gas fees

In the ever-evolving landscape of blockchain technology, the obsolescence of wrapped tokens appears inevitable

If the Turing Test no longer works to tell you who’s on the other side of the screen, Web3 has some thinking to do

If cryptocurrency doesn’t let anyone send money to anyone else, from anywhere in the world — what is it even good for?

Blockworks exclusive: The open source, community-driven platform told Blockworks that it believes blockchain interoperability is the future

Jay Clayton agrees with Gary Gensler that “securities cover a very wide swathe of crypto,” but says courts are not the place to resolve asset classifications

Strictly striving for higher speeds eventually arrives at centralization and censorship
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