decentralization

“I think that that we're, I believe we're at sort of peak centralization, and we're going to see more and more interesting things happening, and there's sort of this kind of, you know, it's like a lot of things in life, like politics and, you know, fashion tren…”

“Decentralization is a means to an end. It's a means to each of these four things. It provides you with security. If done correctly, it can provide you with scalability of the underlying World computer. And it can help, ah, I think, I mean, usability and govern…”

“Decentralization is a means to an end. It's a means to each of these four things. It provides you with security. If done correctly, it can provide you with scalability of the underlying World computer. And it can help I think, I mean, usability and governance …”

“When people talk about decentralization in the world of crypto, they mean decentralization of human control. Not decentralization of, ah, computing in a geographic sense. It's not decentralization in any other way that you may think. Like, the key thing about …”

“Decentralization is not an ideological thing. It's an architecture to support that permissionless building.”

“I think decentralization is actually a proxy for other features that we might want to have. Things like fairness, accountability, standards, openness, lack of gatekeeping. Decentralization is what enables us to have all of these different things.”

“Simple mechanisms for trying to define it and trying to use it as a measure could pretty easily be gamed.”

“I think one of the big theses we have is that there's going to be a decentralization of the grid.”