An interesting phenomenon is happening — the familiar capitalist system is being redefined. With the rise of platform economy and the evolution of Web3 technology, a new economic model is quietly taking shape, called "Technological Feudalism."

In this system, large tech platforms play the role of the "landlords" of the new era. Users, developers, and creators become "peasants," dependent on these platform ecosystems for survival. They produce value, and the platforms profit, but control always remains in the hands of a few. How does this differ from traditional capitalism? Perhaps there is no fundamental difference, just a different shell.

But this pattern will not last forever. The emergence of blockchain technology offers another path — decentralization, user sovereignty, and transparent value distribution. As more and more people realize they are being "caged," the window for migration opens. Whether technological feudalism can be broken depends on whether we have the courage to choose a different path.