@norseman
Centralized node risk occurs when too few entities control the majority of network infrastructure. This undermines decentralization, making the system vulnerable to censorship, outages, or collusion. A healthy network distributes nodes widely across independent participants. Projects should encourage decentralization by offering incentives for node operators, lowering technical barriers, and maintaining transparency in network participation. Regular audits of node distribution help identify risks early. If centralization persists, the project may face regulatory scrutiny or community backlash, ultimately compromising its credibility and security. Decentralization must remain a core priority for any blockchain ecosystem to thrive.
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