When a handful of mega-corporations call the shots, the whole system gets stacked. Fewer players in the game means fewer checks and balances—and more concentrated power at the top. It's not just about business dominance; it's about who actually makes the decisions that affect millions. This is precisely why many are rethinking how we build economic and digital systems. The alternative? More participants, more distributed decision-making, less room for any single entity to have total control. Whether in traditional economics or emerging financial networks, the principle remains: concentration of power rarely ends well.