I changed my mind about one thing today.
For the longest time, I thought decentralization meant everyone should have the same level of control.
The more I looked into Babylon, the more I realized that isn't necessarily true.
Some participants secure the network.
Some help finalize it.
Others take part in governance.
At first, that separation felt strange.
Then I started asking myself a different question.
Maybe a decentralized system doesn't need everyone doing the same job.
Maybe it just needs every role to be clear enough that no single group can quietly take over everything.
That's a very different way of looking at decentralization, and honestly, I hadn't thought about it like that before.
I'm not saying it's the perfect model.
Mainnet will be the real test.
But I do think it's an interesting design choice, and it's one I'll be watching closely.
If you were designing a decentralized network, would you rather give everyone the same responsibilities, or split them across different participants?
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