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Did a little bit of research on how to promote decentralization as an individual 

To promote decentralization, individuals can:

1. Use decentralized platforms (dApps, IPFS, etc.).
2. Run a node on decentralized networks (Bitcoin, Ethereum).
3. Educate others about decentralization benefits.
4. Support open-source projects.
5. Own and control personal data with self-hosted services.
6. Use cryptocurrencies for transactions.
7. Participate in DAOs and decentralized governance.
8. Diversify online presence across decentralized alternatives. 

Each action helps decentralize power and increase individual autonomy.

how to promote decentralization as individuals?

how many can you check, anon?

I checked 4
And dig more on the keypoints

Geopolitics, web3 analyst, Art enthusiast

yeah, 4 is great, I need to improve on some of them too,

do you find anything interesting on your research? any other way to contribute, perhaps?

Oh yeah!

Developing or contributing to decentralized protocols. Individuals can create or improve decentralized technologies, such as coding smart contracts or protocols.

By supporting decentralized finance (DeFi). Using DeFi platforms for lending, borrowing, and trading to reduce reliance on centralized financial institutions.

Also, advocating for decentralized policies can help too by Engaging in policy discussions to influence regulations that support decentralized technologies.

supporting defi, building protocols and  app, or taking part of debates and discussion about thet topic to help with regulation are very great recommendations too

personally, I have more trust on coinbase than some banks.. and I am sure that I have more trust on cryptography than banks or central authorities

Coinbase is a typical example of a dex that’s shaping and changing how people perceive decentralization.

Rainbow is another good one

coinbase is still a centralized company and base is not 100% decentralized I think they are on their way.. but this is more than any bank could say..

and for real, banks are charging users with 90€ yearly tax to maintain a f** web2 database.. that kids can hack.. when they don't lose our money betting like ftx did.. 

with 90$ you can do enough tx on base to manage your money all the year and even mint some nfts.. and play some games.. (ramp tax and fees are apart, tho)