System security issues are truly worth deep reflection. Take a close look at those large-scale collapse events, and the root cause often points to the same problem—over-concentrated power.

Those critical buttons that control the entire system may seem like efficient design, but in reality, they hide huge hidden dangers. One person makes all the decisions, and a single key can determine the life or death of the entire system—this essentially creates the most fragile architecture.

Think carefully about what this means: the risk of single points of failure, the arbitrariness of centralized decision-making, and the optimal target for hacker attacks. This is not high-level functionality; it’s like installing a timed bomb inside the system.

In contrast, decentralized power, multi-signature verification, and decentralized governance design ideas, although more complex in process, fundamentally avoid such systemic risks. This is the true way to build security.