3 cloud providers accounting for over two-thirds of Ethereum nodes: Data
The data suggests that DeFi apps running on mostly centralized cloud providers may make Ethereum vulnerable.
The data suggests that DeFi apps running on mostly centralized cloud providers may make Ethereum vulnerable.
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