Six EOS Block Producers are Controlled by a Single Entity

Despite based on the decentralized concept, many blockchain projects faced allegations for being centralized, being the latest.
EOS New York, a block producer of EOS, on Thursday alleged that six registered block producers on the network are managed by a single entity.

The allegations are backed by the domain registration information, as seen with a Whois lookup, of all six block producers which are registered under the name of the same organization or individual.

1/ Six registered producers on EOS are managed by a single entity. This is unacceptable. We have requested the signatures of the top 50 registered producers so that all token-holders may know who does and who does not condone such impropriety. Read on for evidence and the URLs:

— EOS New York (@eosnewyork)

Flawed technology?
EOS is which is working on a smart contract platform capable of millions of transactions per second with no transactional fees.
The project raised $4.1 billion in a year-long initial coin offering, becoming the largest ICO to date. It also attracted the attention of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under the suspicion for selling unregistered securities and was after settlement.
In the EOS ecosystem, block producers are equivalent to crypto miners or stakes in the different consensus mechanism.
Based on the delegated proof-of-stake mechanism, the network participants on EOS can stake tokens to vote for block producers as elected delegates. In addition, the block producers can also stake their investment in the network to form infrastructure and community support.
EOS New York now wants the removal of all six registered producers.
“We are therefore proposing the removal of the following registered producers: stargalaxybp, validatoreos, eoszeusiobp1, eosunioniobp, eosathenabp1, and eosrainbowbp,” one of the subsequent tweets by EOS New York stated.
EOS community also came forward to address the issue and some are pointing out problems with the consensus mechanism while others demanding reform in governance and voting system.
Earlier, Torn also faced allegations for being centralized by the former chief technology officer of the project.