I'm not saying that people are not fond of federated trust. I'm just saying it's a regressive and naive approach at cryptocurrencies.
I can see many cryptocurrencies that try to be more decentralized as being centralized in the beginning so this may be a direction that it is perceived in a later stage of a centralized strategy.
It is interesting how new forum members here are advocating for authority, while all the more senior members highlight how that is kind of pointless on a blockchain. Assuming the newbies are not just shills for PoH/GeeqCorp, this probably means that people new to the blockchain space typically need quite some time to actually understand what blockchain and decentralisation is and isn't about.
there are many different opinions about blockchain and decentralization, this is why i came to this place and learn more of that and evolve my critical thinking.