> Proof of stake is the dead end. You do not want large holding players to controlling the emission of a coin. They will corrupt it. This depends on anyone act

> Proof of stake is the dead end. You do not want large holding players to controlling the emission of a coin. They will corrupt it. This depends on anyone actually having anywhere close to a majority stake in the coin, no? My impression was that various PoS coins largely avoid this some way or another (e.g. Cardano, which will actively avoid "oversaturated" stake pools when deciding which one should create the next block).