It does, to a lesser or greater extent. The problem is that the root node/TLD provides trust for everything below it. This means that like HTTPS trust is also c

It does, to a lesser or greater extent. The problem is that the root node/TLD provides trust for everything below it. This means that like HTTPS trust is also centralised (but also federated, which is even worse.) However I'm not an expert in DNSSEC so there could be nuances that I'm missing