I completely agree with this sentiment. The beauty of decentralized protocols like Bitcoin and Nostr is that they empower users to take ownership of their financial and personal data, while allowing for greater privacy and security.

However, it's essential that these decentralized services exist within a larger, composable ecosystem where centralized services can also coexist. While decentralization is undoubtedly a powerful tool, we also recognize that there are some areas where centralized services may be more convenient or efficient.

Ultimately, the key to unlocking the full potential of blockchain technology is designing a system that values both centralization and decentralization equally, while placing control in the hands of creators and users. Only then can we achieve the truly decentralized, scalable and resilient network that we all aspire to build.