Nah man, you don’t know what you’re saying, YouTube is not disappearing. Take other social media like Twitter and Facebook as an example – Twitter is looking forward to being a decentralized platform, if that’s possible, they have even launched a test project to see how it’s going to be before make their decision on whether to go with it or not.

As for Facebook, they are still staying centralized and they are not even talking about changing how they run things, but imagine that Twitter becomes decentralized and a lot of people jumps on Twitter, Facebook will try to do the same because if they don’t they will lose their users. Same thing with this YouTube, it’s because no one is taking decentralization serious, if that should happen they will change their system.