There is a clear logic: you can build centralized solutions on top of a decentralized underlying network, but the reverse is not possible—you cannot achieve true decentralization on centralized infrastructure.

Ethereum, as the currently only programmable L1 blockchain that maximizes decentralization, provides this flexibility. Users and project teams can fully choose their level of centralization, from completely decentralized to relatively centralized solutions, all on this chain. That is why collaborations like Salad Chefs and Golem are particularly meaningful—they can unlock more possibilities on such infrastructure.