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SaberhagenTheNameless on Nostr: Kind of a broad question and depends what you are looking at and comparing to. For a ...

Kind of a broad question and depends what you are looking at and comparing to. For a few examples Monero is more decentralized when it comes to mining and mining pools (anyone can mine no special hardware required, and p2pool exists), but more centralized when it comes to node count and contributors to code (if you're basing it on number of contributors) than Bitcoin. They're both similar in regards to node software centralization.