It reminds me of one paragraph in a white paper on a young blockchain project:
The ease of mining Bitcoin and the subsequent rise of Bitcoin mining farms quickly produced a massive centralization of production power and wealth in Bitcoin's network. To provide some context, 87% of all Bitcoins are now owned by 1% of their network. The centralization of power in Bitcoin's network makes it very difficult and expensive for the average person.
There is a lot to what is being expressed.
It is a challenge to get distribution right.
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Yes, and that's what new names out there are claiming to do right.