Lately, at blockchain events, you see way more people in suits. From traditional financial institutions to lawyers and big corporations, they’re all getting into this space. More players and more liquidity coming in is definitely a good thing. But on the flip side, it also means we’re moving into an environment where it’s getting harder for individuals without big capital, background, or power to really participate. Even in Ethereum, it’s already like that. If a dApp isn’t backed by serious money or a well-known name, it’s tough to get real attention. And validators are increasingly run by professional operators, getting delegation via Lido Finance and similar liquid staking protocols, or through partnerships with major infra players. I think we’re basically watching people with centralized power take up space in what’s supposed to be a decentralized network.