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Topic: DECENTRALIZED OR CENTRALIZED? - page 4. (Read 3850 times)

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October 25, 2018, 03:28:19 AM
When an asset is decentralized, it is more susceptible to malypulation and volatility. But it is better to let it be so, than the state will control cryptocurrency flows. And do what they need.
newbie
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October 25, 2018, 03:21:11 AM
In my opinion, I still prefer bitcoin's decentralization, if bitcoin is now a centralized trading platform, meaning that one can control it, such as the government. The bitcoin market will be strongly influenced by government tightening policies. So it will not be attractive to investors
sr. member
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October 25, 2018, 03:05:15 AM

   Many individuals agree and have the same opinion about bitcoin as decentralized digital asset, a system without a central bank or single administrator is more favourable.
   But somehow, numerous citizens want also the bitcoin to be centralized, because others believes it can remove barricades and walls to allow more easily reached and democratized financial and economic infrastructure.
   For you what is your own perspective regarding this matter?

My idea is that Bitcoin should grow naturally and when people see the benefits of it, they will be forced to accept it in a broader way. Its development and there are group benefits here.
newbie
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October 25, 2018, 02:46:19 AM
The decentralized institution was the idea that Bitcoin was formed and aimed at. The blockchain is just the foundation, to connect to real life, we need more than. 6 years after the blockchain was born, we have a smart contract, from which many startups jump in, many projects have To start, create multiple dApp and other commercial applications on the blockchain. Their goal is to change the areas that are damaged by the model focusing on the decentralized model.
newbie
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October 25, 2018, 02:30:18 AM
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency and worldwide payment system. It is the first decentralized digital currency, as the system works without a central bank or single administrator.
copper member
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October 25, 2018, 02:28:02 AM
One of the key and most important featured of the bitcoin and cryptocurrency is its decentralized nature. Making it centralized with a single central bank or authority will defeat the purpose.. However, I think bitcoin and cryptocurrency exchanges can be centralized to provide more security for investors and help rid the growing level of scam. So i would like a full hybrid system.
newbie
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October 25, 2018, 01:01:21 AM

   Many individuals agree and have the same opinion about bitcoin as decentralized digital asset, a system without a central bank or single administrator is more favourable.
   But somehow, numerous citizens want also the bitcoin to be centralized, because others believes it can remove barricades and walls to allow more easily reached and democratized financial and economic infrastructure.
   For you what is your own perspective regarding this matter?


u cant forget the fact that the main purpose of bitcoins is to remove centralization and to have a decentralized economy, if it is centralized by any chance then their wont be much of a difference between fiat currency and crypto currency. 
newbie
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October 24, 2018, 05:29:12 AM
From my point of view, I still think that decentralization is better, if the bitcoin market can be controlled it will be very dangerous when big whales may want to capture the market and then  There isn't much  room for us to invest more
sr. member
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October 24, 2018, 04:36:40 AM
As far as Iknow bitcoin is designed to be decentralized that is what its uniqueness among others so that so there will be privacy and all that but to centralizedit is another thing, no matter what they like it to be that way is kind a hard to change becuase its already been created that way.

We all know here that bitcoin obviously created with decentralization system, and that's the reason why it became popular and increased its price value and some prediction form the experts by 2025 bitcoin will probably become 100k$ each. And because of this decentralization almost all of us here had its own privacy to hide our personal identity because it is pseudonymous.
jr. member
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October 23, 2018, 05:21:39 PM
Bitcoin is designed to be decentralized. The philosophy behind bitcoin is : Be Your Own Bank. To be centralized means that 3rd party or other authority have control over it. The concept behind bitcoin is decentralization. Nobody controls your money. You withdraw or fund your account (wallet) at your own time /pace.
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October 23, 2018, 05:08:20 PM
Bitcoin became famous because of being unique so no need to change whatever it has now. If bitcoin become centralized what makes you think that it ill be  valuable? Being in decentralized got lot of advantages like no one can control it, only the holders and big whales can manipulate but not own by the governments. If bitcoin mass adoption will continue I believed no one can manipulate it also.
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October 23, 2018, 04:44:57 PM
Both have different best uses and bad uses. Decentralized is way more risky but you have the access on all your account. Meanwhile Centralized controling all your funds and organize and its more look like safer.
legendary
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October 23, 2018, 04:31:23 PM
I prefer it decentralized still though it is more risky and prone to illegal use but this way adopters benefited much from it. This feature made bitcoin special and unpredictable. If it be centralized i dont think it will be as profitable as it is today though centralization will make it more stable.
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October 23, 2018, 03:03:42 PM
As far as Iknow bitcoin is designed to be decentralized that is what its uniqueness among others so that so there will be privacy and all that but to centralizedit is another thing, no matter what they like it to be that way is kind a hard to change becuase its already been created that way.


Born to be decentralized ... But in fact, Bitcoin - can be centralized (if not already so). And all this is due to the algorithm proof of work
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October 23, 2018, 02:53:03 PM
Yes. I was waiting for a 260 u-turn, so I sold them for 220. But that's how it all went, then periodically have to buy something to sell, unfortunately at a higher price.
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October 23, 2018, 02:21:28 PM
The time is already coming when various countries begin to release their own crypto assets. In the future, there will probably be centralized, national cryptocurrencies of different countries and international decentralized assets, such as Bitcoin.
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Liberated Forever. Domesticated Never.
October 23, 2018, 12:45:30 PM
Everyone has his/her opinion which might be right. But , centralization isnt an option to make bitcoin genrally accepted. Regulation Would have been a better option. Decentralization is mean for freedom, self control. Centralization will remove this and return us to old banking system.

Correct! With a centralized system, you get all the bad things that are inherent within the traditional banking system. Which is why, Satoshi introduced Bitcoin in the first place, to prove itself as a decentralized financial system where anyone could transact freely without the need for middleman. This last entity is the risk involved within a financial system, as they would have control over your own money. By eliminating the middleman, people would gain control over their own money for the first time in history, without fear of seizure of interference from third parties.

That's why decentralization has been the key towards Bitcoin's success after all these years. If it becomes centralized, then it would serve no purpose in this world, as it would be another banking system which has a single entity in charge of everything. That's not why cryptocurrencies were introduced to the world in the first place, since their purpose is to bring freedom to all by removing the dependency of centralized institutions which are subject to corruption, fraud, and more.

All in all, for the sake of Bitcoin's longevity as a cryptocurrency for the masses, decentralization must be preserved at all costs. Smiley
hero member
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October 22, 2018, 09:19:30 PM
As far as Iknow bitcoin is designed to be decentralized that is what its uniqueness among others so that so there will be privacy and all that but to centralizedit is another thing, no matter what they like it to be that way is kind a hard to change becuase its already been created that way.
The government tries to make bitcoin become centralized so that it can be controlled while slowing down its development too
but we know that the path of bitcoin is as decentralized. however their efforts to change it bitcoin will remain decentralized
jr. member
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IQCash
October 22, 2018, 08:59:12 PM
One of the amazing features of the Blockchain technology is its decentralized nature. This is what makes a lot of people patronize this revolutionary technology because it eliminates all central authoritative third parties, hence provides simple and faster payment methods. Centralization always delay transactions due to the long steps following bureaucracy.
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October 22, 2018, 08:16:06 PM
all there are sides of weakness and goodness, if bitcoin becomes centralized. then it will function like fiat. and all controls are in the institutions that govern bitcoin. so users still have limitations in using. if bitcoin remains on its decentralization it will not be stable because the value of bitcoin is determined by the user itself. and there is no insurance for loss or theft. for me personally, I still choose bitcoin in its decentralization.

That's certainly true, mate. Both centralized and decentralized models have their pros and cons. However, for the longevity of the Bitcoin blockchain, it's best to approach decentralization as much as possible. This would eliminate the need for middleman or third-party intervention, making the cryptocurrency "free-for-all". Because if Bitcoin becomes centralized, then it would be nothing more than Ripple (XRP) or another financial institution (Bank). People want something where they could easily control, without the need for anyone else to interfere. Just like Cash, Bitcoin would become practical for the mainstream world.

However, we may not know for certainty if Bitcoin will remain decentralized as there are other interests from various companies within the blockchain industry looking to make a quick buck and expand their business. Bitmain is a good example of such company, where it has the most dominance in Bitcoin's hashrate. If at any point in time, it desires to disrupt the Bitcoin blockchain, it could easily do so effectively performing a 51% attack. This would make Bitcoin centralized, since a single company would have the power to determine the future of the cryptocurrency, instead of the rest of the people as a community. It's unfortunate, but the reality as Bitcoin becomes closer to centralization than we've ever imagined.

Most people in crypto land are not aware of this, and are simply looking for quick profit, but when the harm done to the Bitcoin blockchain is too big, then it'll be late to remedy it. The whitepaper states: "One CPU, One Vote", but those days are long gone. Now, Bitcoin mining is only accessible for wealthy people and companies who're able to afford expensive mining equipment and stay ahead in the competition. Unless developers put an end to mining pools for the sake of decentralization, Bitcoin would become more centralized in the mining process each day.

Despite this, Bitcoin is still somewhat decentralized as anyone can transact and run a node at will. However, it'll be up to question how Bitcoin will become within a couple of years from now. Just my thoughts Grin
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