I agree that they are novel and interesting to learn, but practically speaking, the person's point, is they are over hyped, and honestly since most use cases po

I agree that they are novel and interesting to learn, but practically speaking, the person's point, is they are over hyped, and honestly since most use cases popping up aren't decentralized or are decentralized, but being regulated by a centralized party, like a government, it seems that they are the most inefficient way to run a distributed system.