Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin announced that his influence over the Ethereum Foundation will continue to decrease as the organization restructures to operate more sustainably and with less central control. The Foundation is expanding its board and aims to use its limited ETH holdings more conservatively by selling less to ensure long-term viability. Buterin also emphasized prioritizing fundamental technological improvements over sheer transaction speed, warning that sacrificing decentralization and security for speed risks mediocrity. This strategic shift signals a move toward a more decentralized and technically robust Ethereum ecosystem.
Vitalik Buterin announced that the Ethereum Foundation will reduce its ETH sales and decrease his own influence within the organization to emphasize decentralization and long-term sustainability. The Foundation now holds only 0.16% of all ETH, signal...
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