Here are the risks of decentralization:

1. Technological fragmentation

- Non-uniform standards

- Difficulties of interoperability between systems

- Complexity for non-technical users

2. More complex security

- Lack of a central control point

- Greater challenges in vulnerability management

- Potential distributed security risks

3. Difficult governance

- Slower decision-making processes

- Difficulty in reaching consensus

- Risk of technological anarchy

4. Lower performance

- Potential slowdowns in transactions

- Greater consumption of resources

- Reduced efficiency compared to centralized systems

5. Barriers to adoption

- Steeper learning curve

- Greater complexity for common users

- Higher initial investments

6. Lack of centralized support

- Difficulty in solving problems

- Absence of a single reference point

- Fragmented technical support

These risks make the transition to decentralized systems more complex than expected.