To gain traction, you need to explain it to people, and not just techies.
And most people (even most techies) either don't get 1. why it matters or 2. what the heck it means.
It's usually also offered with a loss coherent and more confusing user-experience than the centralized options.
I'd love for more decentralized systems taking hold, but I'm not optimistic enough to believe in it yet.
To gain traction, you need to explain it to people, and not just techies.
And most people (even most techies) either don't get 1. why it matters or 2. what the heck it means.
It's usually also offered with a loss coherent and more confusing user-experience than the centralized options.
I'd love for more decentralized systems taking hold, but I'm not optimistic enough to believe in it yet.