It's not blockstream, it's the entire centralized system.

• First it was Satoshi (with his flawed paper)
• Then the MT Gox incident
• Then it was the MIT influence with the devs
• Then it was the Bitcoin Foundation corruption allegations
• Then it was the countless centralized exchange hacks.
• Then it was the mining power centralization in 1 geopolitical region.
• And now it's Blockstream OR Bitcoin Unlimited (both centralized).

Do you see the pattern? Don't you get it, it's not 1 instance, it's the entire path that Bitcoin took.

It's centralization, in whatever form it is today. You claim Blockstream is the problem, but maybe in 5-10 years it will be another company.

Regardless, the route BTC is taking is not the correct one.

Centralization will destroy Bitcoin.