The real feature of crypto is decentralization, which does not need to mean fraud—in the same way that end-to-end encryption does not only facilitate criminal behaviour.
The real feature of crypto is decentralization, which does not need to mean fraud—in the same way that end-to-end encryption does not only facilitate criminal behaviour.
Of course still lying into the face of potential users about "decentralzing things" while trapping them into the platform - what a joke!
On the opposite, you have ultra-centralized governance and zero democracy.
You should erase the idea from your head that cryptocoins bring anything valuable to the payment world.
Users (non-devs) have agency through the software they choose to run. If mainnet was seriously affected by some attack, users could choose to migrate to a healthier network run by honest nodes. This agency happens with every hard fork: the DAO, but also the PoS merge.