That said, in a rigid set of rules, *whatever they are*, centralisation will happen, no matter what system of rules is used, because of economies of scale, and because of divergence of any formula which has something at stake.
That is what you think and what I thought. But I propose (posit) a solution in my whitepaper. But i am not ready to release it now, so this discussion is frustratingly useless.
The only solution to avoid centralisation, is regular "rule revolutions".
You are conceptually on the right track.