Thanks for explaining this. It helps many of us to get a better understanding of how this all works 👍👌

As a programmer I see a clear distinction between blockchain nodes and conventional servers. Blockchain nodes operate in a decentralized system where each node independently verifies and stores data through consensus. This ensures transparency security and resistance to manipulation. In contrast conventional servers are centralized controlled by a single entity and vulnerable to system failures or misuse.

This difference is highly relevant to projects like $BOB Build On BNB. All of BOB liquidity 100% is fully locked in a decentralized exchange DEX meaning all trading depends on automated market maker logic not centralized control. Even if BOB is traded on centralized exchanges its price and liquidity are still rooted in the DEX which ensures fairness and transparency.

The logic behind decentralization is fundamentally different from centralization. Centralized systems rely on trust and control from one party while decentralized systems distribute trust across many nodes with no single point of failure. Through this approach BOB reflects how blockchain can support an open secure and manipulation resistant financial system.