Decentralization is not just about having no single point of failure, but also about how the network can withstand the pressures of power consolidation. Many networks initially appear decentralized, but over time their strength tends to accumulate in a few parties because their economic design allows this to happen. It is important to learn from this issue and build a system that is designed from the start to withstand it. By rewarding nodes based on verifiable data such as uptime and reliability, rather than size or reputation, they are trying to create a more resilient ecosystem. I think this is an important step if a network wants to remain healthy and relevant in the long term.