Summary:
The video discusses the recent news about Tron and Justin Sun acquiring Steemit Inc. Task mentions that Justin Sun's interest lies in the user base of Steem and the potential for bribing applications to move to Tron. He emphasizes the decentralized nature of the Steem blockchain and the community's role in determining its future. Task assures viewers that there is no need to worry as the community's commitment to decentralization will be tested through this event.

Detailed Article:
Task starts by addressing the recent acquisition news where Justin Sun bought Steemit Inc., including Steem.com and Ned Scott. He highlights the decentralized nature of the Steem blockchain, running on hundreds of computers worldwide with over a hundred witnesses ensuring its operation. Task mentions the importance of the community's response to this acquisition and how it will test their commitment to decentralization.

Furthermore, Task points out that Justin Sun's interest in Steem lies in its active user base compared to Tron's 800 dApps that lack engagement. He discusses the potential bribery of application teams to transition to Tron, with platforms like Steempeak and Esteem not being under Sun's ownership. There is a mention of various applications like 3Speak and Splinterlands not included in the acquisition deal.

Task emphasizes the community's importance in this situation, questioning whether users will follow applications to Tron or remain loyal to Steem. He explains the mechanisms through which Sun may attempt to influence users and app teams to facilitate the transition. The concept of forking the blockchain is brought up as a defense mechanism to maintain decentralization if necessary.

In conclusion, Task reassures the audience that the community has the power to decide the future of Steem. He encourages viewers to assess the situation, understand the potential outcomes, and make informed decisions based on their commitment to the ideals of decentralization. The video ends with a message of optimism and readiness for whatever path the community chooses to take in response to Justin Sun's acquisition of Steemit Inc.