I don't know if you all feel this way - the current internet has reached a critical point of centralization.

A few giants control the traffic entry points, and data privacy has become a joke, with censorship mechanisms becoming increasingly strict. But history tells us that the harder the pendulum swings, the stronger the backlash.

People will eventually get fed up with this way of playing. By then, the market will frantically flock to those network infrastructures that inherently possess decentralization, privacy protection, and censorship resistance features. No one wants to be choked off, right?

Projects like Streamr are actually betting on this turning point. To be honest, this shift may come faster than many people imagine – it's not a future tense, but rather a present continuous. Just look at the heat in the DePIN track over the past two years and you'll understand.