Building a truly decentralized network isn't just about having the tech—it's about community participation. For Kaspa to establish itself as a major force in crypto, KAS holders and enthusiasts need to step up and run nodes themselves.

Having infrastructure that supports maximum decentralization is a good start, but it's incomplete. The real proof lies in actual participation. Right now, many networks exist in a proof-of-concept phase where decentralization remains theoretical rather than demonstrated.

Kaspa needs to move beyond that. It's time to transition from promising decentralization to actively proving it through a robust network of community-operated nodes. That's when the ecosystem truly becomes resilient, transparent, and worthy of trust in the Web3 space.