StarkWare Co-Founder: It Would Be a Tragedy if Bitcoin Became Concentrated in the Hands of a Few Wealthy Individuals
Foresight News reports that Eli Ben-Sasson, co-founder of StarkWare, tweeted, "It would be truly unfortunate if Bitcoin became a rigid asset held only by a small group of wealthy individuals, while everyone else could only access it through TradFi ETFs. To prevent this, we need to scale Bitcoin through OP_CAT or other soft forks."
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