🧩 Ethereum is NOT decentralized… but remains essential. We often hear that blockchains are neutral systems, censorship-resistant, and impossible to stop. But apart from Bitcoin, the reality is more nuanced: Ethereum —though considered the most decentralized after Bitcoin—still has several major control points.

➡️ Why is decentralization crucial compared to the traditional banking system?

➡️ What are the true centralization points ofEthereum : staking, MEV relays, RPC, cloud, stablecoin…?

➡️ How could a state or a company influence the network or block transactions?

➡️ Do these flaws doom Ethereum and other programmable blockchains?

➡️ Why, despite everything, Ethereum remains essential for financial programmability, DeFi, and tokenization.

In this video, we analyze in depth what makes Bitcoin truly resistant to censorship, why Ethereum remains vulnerable, but also why it remains essential to the evolution of decentralized finance and the programmable economy.

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📌 Video Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:30 What is the purpose of decentralization? staking Why Ethereum Ethereum not fully decentralized 05:46 Staking 07:39 MEV Relays 09:00 RPC Nodes 10:20 Cloud Providers 10:51 Stablecoins 11:20 Governance 12:18 stablecoin this make Ethereum doomed to fail? 12:50 What makes smart contract platforms unique 14:52 Conclusion

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