The Ethereum Foundation is removing some staff in the middle of the R&D repair

The Ethereum Foundation has removed some members of the research team and development as part of a broader reinteristry effort aimed at re -focusing critical challenges in protocol design, the organization said In a blog post Monday.
Shaking will come as the nonprofit-based in Switzerland with constant criticism of them Management and Strategic direction. Some of the Ethereum community warns for more than a year that the failure to meet the basic technical barriers may threaten Ethereum’s status as a leader of the industryand the organization already has undergo changes in leadership in part to meet these concerns.
The foundation re -consists of the Protocol Research and Development Division under the simplified name “Protocol,” and recovers the group around three top priorities: scaling of the base layer of Ethereum, expanding Blobspace (a major component of the approach to its data gain), and improving user experience.
“The changes we have announced today are a removal from our past ways of working, but we feel that it has set us on a more responsive and effective path,” said the foundation in its post.
The EF does not disclose how many staff are affected by the disappearances. “(S) OME members of the PR&D will not continue with the Ethereum Foundation,” the blog said. “We hope that these individuals will continue with the Ethereum ecosystem and encourage others to build their teams to find them.”
A speaker for the foundation did not respond to a request for comment.
The fixed protocol team is Serve as a hub For major efforts in the development of Ethereum, which aims to improve the public’s visibility during upgrading, technical documentation, and research.
“We hope this new structure will empower our internal teams to more clearly focus and drive basic initiatives,” Hsiao-Wei Weng said, co-executive director at EF to A post on x.
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