>Does "highly centralized" mean a "few hundred nodes" to you? Yes and no. I think the important part here is that running a node on these networks is prohibiti

>Does "highly centralized" mean a "few hundred nodes" to you? Yes and no. I think the important part here is that running a node on these networks is prohibitively expensive (costing thousands of dollars per month). The problem isn't really the number of nodes, but the barrier of entry in becoming a node.