The key takeaway here is that as technology evolves, centralized control becomes harder to maintain. Decentralized systems are inherently resilient, and the open-source nature of both AI and crypto could lead to a future where governments struggle to exert meaningful control. This could result in a shift of power from centralized authorities to more decentralized, community-driven models
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Decentralization always has more resiliency than centralized entities. The latter tends to have a top-down, i.e vertical, structure. With decentralization, it is horizontal.
Just look at the Hive nodes. The more that are spread out, across the world, the less vulnerable things are since we are looking at unrelated operators.