Bitcoin

It's a decentralized asset, but a centralized few are controlling the asset.

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I've often pondered this thought.
Now that (most of) the world knows how Bitcoin works, would it be possible to launch it again in a way that spreads ownership over a larger population of humans?

It's a catch 22. If it's a new coin, it will take the same amount of education, again.

Now that a lot more of us know how the 51% attack works, would it still be possible to successfully launch a 2.0?

by "prior to bitcoin", I meant most people had no conception of a totally decentralized online digital currency. Now they do.
But yes, it would still require at least year's worth of promoting it far and wide to let the whole world know to get involved before it starts.
Just a passing thought I often get.