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From the perspective of Internet development, decentralization is the form of social relationship and content production in the process of Internet development, and it is a new type of network content production process. In contrast to the early days of the Internet (Web 1.0) , Web 2.0 content today is no longer the product of professional websites or specific groups of people, but the product of the participation and equal rights of all Internet users. Anyone can express their own views or create original content on the Internet and jointly produce information. With the diversification of network service forms, the decentralized network model becomes clearer and more possible. Since the rise of Web 2.0, services from Wikipedia, Flickr, Blogger, and others have been decentralized, allowing any participant to submit content, allowing users to co create or contribute content. Later, with the advent of more easy to use decentralized web services, web 2.0 features became more obvious, such as Twitter, Facebook, and other services more suited to the average Internet user, this makes it easier and more diversified to produce or contribute content to the internet, thus increasing the enthusiasm of netizens to participate in and contribute, and lowering the threshold of producing content. The result is that every user becomes a tiny, independent provider of information, making the Internet flatter and content more diverse. From an astronomical point of view, decentralization means that the universe has no center, just a borderless mass with no center.