> We certainly don’t argue that the particular choice of six subsystems here is the perfect one for measuring decentralization; we just wanted to gather some da

> We certainly don’t argue that the particular choice of six subsystems here is the perfect one for measuring decentralization; we just wanted to gather some data to show what this kind of calculation would look like. We do argue that the maximum Gini coefficient metric starts to point in the right direction of identifying possible decentralization bottlenecks. It seems the article is mostly to reframe the discussion. I haven't even seen bad versions of these measures compiled before. Debating the choice of bucketing strategy (and other such) is a massive improvement.