Don't know who needs to hear this today but “decentralized” isn’t a story. It’s infrastructure.

Your story is what decentralization enables - not the fact that it exists.

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Same goes for immutable, transparent, and trustless.

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I hear you but to me, decentralization only becomes a story when you show how it changes the outcome for real people.

Curious: what’s a story you think really *nailed* decentralization as a core narrative not just a value prop?

IMHO decentralized is a story since decentralization is a spectrum with many different angles.