I'm 100% pro-BTC/XMR (not universally pro-crypto) and even I am willing to unconditionally admit that hash power is largely concentrated in the hands of a centr

I'm 100% pro-BTC/XMR (not universally pro-crypto) and even I am willing to unconditionally admit that hash power is largely concentrated in the hands of a centralized few - those running/administrating large mining pools, corporate mining entities, etc and is thus highly vulnerable to censorship should these handful of large, centralized parties collude.