I checked the activity of a certain Web3 protocol at noon today and found that it is about to end. The ranking has been inexplicably dropping these past few days, and I don't quite understand it.

However, thinking about it, the script in the tech world seems to have never changed: first create a giant entity, desperately optimize it to the limit, and then realize that a change in thinking is still necessary.

That was the case with mainframes back then, and it was the same during the PC era. Data centers and cloud computing have all taken the same path. The fact is clear—real breakthroughs often do not come from piling a machine to the sky, but from decentralizing capabilities.

Decentralization, in essence, is also talking about this principle, right?