Ethereum's core contributors recently published an in-depth article titled "Balance of power," which systematically reflects on the structure of power and checks and balances. The article touches on the core issues of the current Web3 ecosystem: how to achieve a reasonable distribution and restraint of power within a decentralized framework. This kind of reflection is not only about the governance evolution of Ethereum itself but also presents a practical challenge to the entire blockchain industry. Project teams need to deeply understand that true decentralization is not just about distributed deployment at the technical level, but also about the democracy and transparency of the power structure. When power is overly concentrated in a few nodes or the development team, the project's anti-censorship features and community autonomy will be significantly compromised. The publication of this article once again emphasizes the urgency of re-examining and improving the decentralized model—an essential path for the mature development of Web3 projects.