I ran across this earlier.  So true. 

#BTC, once heralded as the beacon of decentralization, is now the MOST CENTRALIZED CRYPTO in existence. 

Mining Oligarchy: A mere handful of pools, including AntPool and Foundry USA, dictate over 50% of the network's hash rate, controlling who gets to mine Bitcoin.
BlackRock's Dominance: Financial behemoths like BlackRock have infiltrated the Bitcoin ecosystem, holding significant stakes in major miners like Marathon Digital and Riot Blockchain, effectively steering the direction of Bitcoin's mining landscape.
Hardware Cartel: The production of mining equipment is monopolized by companies like Bitmain, dictating the technological advancement and access to mining Bitcoin.
Economic Exclusion: The high cost of entry means only those with deep pockets can play, leaving the average American out in the cold, unable to participate in what was supposed to be a people-powered currency.
Regulatory Puppeteers: With big players like BlackRock involved, expect increased regulatory influence that could compromise Bitcoin's autonomy, making it less a currency of the people and more a tool of the elite.
Geographical Centralization: Bitcoin mining has shifted to energy-rich regions, not where the people who use Bitcoin live, further distancing the currency from its user base.
Halving's Impact: Each halving event increases the difficulty and cost of mining, pushing out the small players and centralizing power into fewer hands.

The Reality: Bitcoin is now less controlled by the people of America and more by a select few like BlackRock. Is this the future we envisioned for a currency meant to empower the masses?

Power is now concentrated into the hands of a few like we've all been saying.  These people live in the past where Bitcoin was less than $1,000 and a play in crypto for the average person. THERE ARE NO MORE LARGE GAINS FOR THE AVERAGE PERSON IN BITCOIN ANYMORE.  Period, end of story.  Its an elite and big corporation/wall street game now