Some say that the Lightning Network is centralized, but from my point of view, it's still a decentralized solution to scale Bitcoin as anyone would be able to run a Lightning node at will. The huge advantages that it provides for Bitcoin such as dirt-cheap fees, and instant transactions would be too hard to ignore to implement in the future.
However, if the Lightning Network turns out to become a centralized solution for Bitcoin (like many claims it will), then it would be doomed as only those with a lot of wealth and power would be able to participate in this ecosystem.
What are your thoughts about this? Is Lightning really centralized? Or Decentralized?

I think vast center points show up in light of the fact that individuals need to interface with hubs that are constantly on the web and right now have numerous associations, since it can bring about shorter courses and along these lines less expensive charges. Thus, on the off chance that we consider hubs/centers as a type of installment processors, there are still a ton of contrasts amongst them and conventional installment processors - they can't stop or take your coins effectively, on the grounds that Lightning convention has solid hostile to swindling instruments. You don't need to utilize center points in the event that you would prefer not to, you can simply pick some option steering or simply interface with somebody straightforwardly - this isn't conceivable with fiat, since you can't simply begin your own particular little bank.