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Gabor Gurbacs expresses concern about the ongoing use of the term 'decentralized finance' to describe entities that possess governing boards, councils, or foundations. In the post, he states that while companies and some degree of centralization can be valuable and efficient, such organizational structures should not be considered decentralized in practice.
Gurbacs labels these types of platforms as 'Decentralized In Name Only' (DINO), emphasizing the need for clearer distinctions in the terminology used within the industry.
Gurbacs has previously commented on risks associated with centralized platforms, noting that the state moved to transfer $101 from his dormant Robinhood account. He has also pointed to the growth of centralized crypto firms, highlighting Tether’s status as the largest crypto company as its audit progresses. These remarks add context to his focus on the need for precise terminology in the sector.