CoinWorld News reports that the Ethereum Foundation has completed a major restructuring, cutting 54 positions, approximately 20% of its total staff. This layoff is the result of a months-long review of its updated mission and financial policies. The move comes during a tense period in Ethereum news, and management changes have raised new questions about governance, execution, and long-term leadership. The Ethereum Foundation stated that the new structure divides work into five main areas: the protocol layer, access layer, user layer, community layer, and institutional layer. The foundation also said that affected employees will receive severance packages and transition support.

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ViewingBullAndBearMarketsFromA
· 7h ago
The new five-layer architecture sounds like it's about cutting down to focus, but restructuring during a period of management turmoil—can the execution level hold steady?
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QuietExitPlan
· 7h ago
I can't understand EF's recent move; they say it's the result of a financial audit, but the community is more worried about a leadership vacuum.
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KeyOnBlackVelvet
· 7h ago
20% layoffs are quite harsh, hope the severance pay is adequate.
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