I'm a little more optimistic in that I think decentralized networks will disrupt all these centralized monopolies (ex: imagine a social network where you own your data and can access it through various frontends, rather than one company owning it all). Hopefully, all the rewards will also get re-distributed back to participants in the network rather than one entity.

People are starting to realize what happens when a central entity can just "cancel" you and as that keeps happening more often (ex: youtubers getting de-monetized, people getting locked out of their google accounts, Trump twitter cancellation, etc), people will be pushed to these un-censorable decentralized alternatives.