Inequality and Segregation in Cryptocurrency

An important piece for me as we move forward into the world of social media transaction communities is the question, not just of inequality, but of segregation. Does the size of a community tell you about how decentralized it may be? And is there something about that community that gives clues as to its governance, or lack thereof? My hunch is that these questions, which pop up in policy circles by habit and intuitively, will find a more explicit expression as money itself becomes an increasingly personal and pressive contexts in which communities rise fall.