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For most people, decentralisation isn’t a solution—it’s a mantra shouted into a void, a slogan sold as substance. Until that’s understood, we’ll keep building sandcastles in a storm. We keep sprinting in circles shouting “we can decentralise it!”—as if that alone justifies the effort. But so what? Aside from crime, money laundering, and slipping through the cracks the banks have sealed, what problem are we solving? Outside of illicit finance, decentralisation isn't "better"—it's usually just harder. And as I’ve said too many times, better isn’t enough. You need exponentially better. Ten times at least. Otherwise, they won’t come.