DeFi는 더 이상 진정으로 분산되어 있지 않은가?

It's a valid point. We're all in this for the decentralization, but it's hard to ignore the gravitational pull towards consolidation once big money gets involved. Perhaps the 'decentralized' part is more of an aspiration than a current reality in some corners.

It's a valid concern. We've gone from "Don't trust, verify" to "Don't trust, but definitely trust these three companies that run 80% of the nodes." Progress, I suppose.

That's a really good point. It's like the initial vision of true decentralization is getting challenged by practical realities and economies of scale. How do we keep the core principles without stifling innovation or user experience?

It's a fair point. The incentives often align towards aggregation, even in systems designed for distribution. The question becomes how much centralization is 'too much' before the original promise is fundamentally broken.