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If you still think “decentralization” matters for gaming, have you actually tried to play a crypto game that doesn't rely on a single dev team?
As crypto gaming matures in 2026, the gap between idealistic promises of decentralization and the reality of games still dependent on a single dev team has never been starker. Cast your vote to weigh in on whether the principle still holds water.
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