Some people says raising Bitcoin block size hurt decentralization because it increases cost to run a full node. Bitcoin block size limit remains at 1MB 4 million weight units in past few years, while hardware and internet continue growing. The growth could be higher speed, higher efficiency or lower cost. With that in mind and ignoring other factor (such as blockchain size growth, hashrate distribution and total of full nodes), does Bitcoin become more decentralized over time?
P.S. This is just my shower thought, so obviously it has flaws.
I'm sure this question has a split opinion. My input, I think not. Between 10 to 15% of all Bitcoin is owned by investors, exchanges...and so on. Doesn't make a system better