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I think you're conflating cryptocurrency with blockchain technology and decentralized systems as a whole. I think the systems of incentives built into decentralized protocols gives the creator of those protocols power over the outcome. If the incentives are purely financial and rewarded to people who already have a lot of money, then yes, there will be more economic inequality, with a few outliers of people who got really lucky.
However, because this technology is open-sourced, borderless, free for anyone to use, there have been much more equalizing protocols and systems built, which incentivize other things. For example, I think Optimism's retroactive public goods funding has been successful at rewarding protocols for having a lot of active users, and then rewarding that by funding them to scale or make more things. 0 reply
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