@KarlKarlsson do you know that most people cannot make critical decisions when they are needed (ie if person dies during car crash in some countries there is a ruling that his organs would be donated automatically unless family decides otherwise and if you check statistics it is mostly done as default ruling in that country, because people cannot make a decission) and blockchain might be the place we talk about such moments when we have to react fast to make network secure but our lessors are not so fast and does not care much actually - look how much time it took to make network more decentralized and only when rewards have been decreased. It took 1.5 years to introduce FairPos. Greed and desire to get more profit is what drives all decentralization problems. We have to eradicate this problems in it’s base and set rules for users to comply. We are actually not free in our decisions even it if seems that we are…

Tell me how many nodes/waves actually supported decentralization - i will tell you, these are the nodes and their lessors who did not forfeit the idea behind decentralization and did not switch to get more profits and continued to hold their nodes/waves still knowing that they will earn less. I started a node before “inception” of LPOS and at first i had 25-30 blocks mined daily and after LPOS amount of blocks significantly decreased + did get “addedEffect” of notVeryFairPos.

LPOS should help decentralization and not kill it - if in essence it is very easy to lease everything to 1 address without any limitation at some point in time we might be dealing with possible forking issues…