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Crowder casts a spotlight on the significance of maintaining genuine decentralization not just through miners but, more crucially, through full node operators. He posits that the strength of Bitcoin lies in its network of full nodes globally, which are run by ordinary users, in stark contrast to the monopolized mining operations that could jeopardize Monero if it scales up.
He indicates that if Monero were to catch on, the barriers to running full nodes could render participation difficult, thus undermining its very ethos of decentralization.