2 pools control ~50% of the hashrate. If you are mining at home, consider moving your hashrate to a smaller mining pool.

2 pools control ~50% of the hashrate. If you are mining at home, consider moving your hashrate to a smaller mining pool.

Despite many people dismissing this, miner centralization is a problem on Bitcoin.
Why?
Why miner centralization is a problem?
What are the implications that you're worried about specifically? Out of curiosity. I can think of transactions being excluded, either because of their source, destination, type, or content. Maybe mining "too many" empty blocks. Ultimately only delaying transactions. But this would just lead to fee swell and losing fees to competitors - miners would be incentivized to switch if pools became exclusionary.
BraiinsPool (formerly SlushPool) works well for me. https://braiins.com
Same, I have always mined with Braiins. No problems at all.