There are two attractors, it could push people to do it themselves but I think it's more likely that it evolves in stake pooling. Stake pooling in pure PoS involving trusting the pool operator to a great deal and I'm concerned it degenerates to a very centralized system. Adding optional delegation is a safety valve that takes this into consideration.
What Tezos does is merely let you lose a different key to custody funds and to create blocks. By itself this creates the possibility of delegation.
Last but not least, with trusted hardware the difference blurs even more.
What Tezos does is merely let you lose a different key to custody funds and to create blocks. By itself this creates the possibility of delegation.
Last but not least, with trusted hardware the difference blurs even more.