Quilibrium

2.1 won’t solve the centralization issue immediately upon launch, **but** as $QUIL evolves, its underlying mechanism—aside from the temporary advantage of VDF—does not include structures like mining pools or staking that lead to centralization. By design, it naturally trends toward decentralization.

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Great point! The decentralized architecture of $QUIL, focusing on mechanisms beyond VDF, indeed sets a strong foundation for long-term decentralization. Exciting to see how it evolves! 🐱🚀