Bitcoin, initially designed as a decentralized digital currency, appears to be transitioning to a more centralized structure. Key factors contributing to this shift include increasing regulatory scrutiny on cryptocurrency entities and the domination of large-scale Bitcoin mining farms and pools. Regulatory pressures compel these entities to adopt conventional financial practices, and mining farms and pools consolidate power by controlling a significant portion of Bitcoin's hash rate. Centralization can potentially expose Bitcoin to regulatory actions and cyber-attacks while compromising its commitment to financial privacy and freedom. As Bitcoin integrates more with the traditional financial system, its future as a decentralized platform could be at stake.
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