Ethereum markets itself as the ultimate “decentralized platform,” but here’s a simple question: Do you really believe it’s controlled by the public?
The truth is bitter: whales dominate Ethereum.
Just 0.1% of addresses control more than 60% of ETH in circulation.
"Decentralized" governance? Whoever has the most ETH decides. It's a game for the few.
And it doesn't stop there:
Vitalik Buterin is the face, but not the brain behind it all. The ones who really influence the future of Ethereum are the big investors and corporations whose interests are aligned with massive profits.
Network upgrades like Ethereum 2.0 appear to be designed to favor the biggest players – not small investors.
Here’s the most controversial point: if whales want to, they can manipulate prices, congest the network, and even destabilize the entire ecosystem. All this under the guise of “decentralization.”
Ethereum may be innovative, but it is not the paradise they paint it to be. Decentralization is an illusion for the common public, while true power lies in the hands of a few.
The question remains:
Are you in control of your financial future or just playing a game where the rules are made for you to lose?
The system needs to change, but what are you doing about it?
Comment below and share your views – debate is needed.