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Recently, I've been pondering a question: How exactly is the balance of power in the Web3 ecosystem defined? The freedom of the strong is indeed important, but where are the boundaries?
When major exchanges and projects make decisions, do they truly listen to the community's voice? Are user feedback, trader needs, and ecosystem builders' ideas valued? Or is decision-making power concentrated in the hands of a few, with others only able to passively accept?
This actually concerns the future direction of the entire Web3. Decentralization is not just a slogan; it should be reflected in governance. The strength of an ecosystem depends on whether it can balance the innovative freedom of the powerful with the participation rights of the weaker. The community's voice must not be ignored; feedback from traders, developers, and ordinary users should be heard.