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Many protocols start centralized to “move faster”  then promise to decentralize over time.

Is partial decentralization even a real thing?

🤔 Or is that just marketing until they’re forced to give up control?


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Exactly. Partial decentralization is often just centralization in disguise with better branding.

Partial decentralization is like saying you’re “sort of vegan” but still eating chicken wings on weekends. 🐔

Most protocols start centralized “to move fast”, which makes sense. 

But staying kinda decentralized is often just code for:
“We still pull the strings, but it sounds better this way.”

Until users demand transparency or regulators knock on the door, they keep the illusion going.

So yeah… partial decentralization?
More like marketing with a side of control.

Have in mind that web3 as a whole is not fully decentralized