Ever notice how when a handful of mega-corporations call all the shots, the entire market becomes predictable and stagnant? Fewer players in the ring means fewer genuine competitive bets happening. More importantly, decision-making gets concentrated in the hands of just a few—and that's exactly where things break down. It's the economic reality that centralized control breeds limited choices and reduced innovation. This is precisely why decentralized systems matter so much. When power spreads across thousands of nodes rather than sitting with a select few, the market becomes truly dynamic. No single point of failure, no bottleneck controlled by boardroom decisions. The contrast couldn't be clearer: centralization squeezes opportunity, while distribution multiplies it.