Today, the EF is changing shape, concluding a months-long process of reorganization as part of the implementation of the Mandate and the Treasury Management Policy.
We come out of this process with the structure, activities, and people necessary for execution on the critical tasks ahead of us, but also with 54 fewer colleagues, roughly 20% of the EF, many of whom will be finding ways to contribute to Ethereum from outside the EF in the coming weeks.
Find a brief introduction to the new structure, and learn more about how we are supporting the people who are leaving in the full post below:
0/ Realizing Ethereum’s potential takes a coalition of organizations working together in pursuit of a shared vision; a number of such organizations have come together over the last year, meaningfully strengthening the resilience and capacity of the ecosystem, among them:
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1/ Announced just today: @ethlabs_org, a non-profit R&D lab focused on the next era of adoption for Ethereum and ETH.
We’re looking forward to seeing what they build and how they help bring Ethereum’s core properties to more of the world.
2/ @EthAppsGuild (EAG), launched in April 2026, is a global non-profit built to push Ethereum-native applications toward real adoption and real-world use.
EAG focuses on emerging markets, working through local communities and organizers rather than top-down. These regions are producing a new generation of builders and applications, and have historically been underserved by the broader ecosystem. x.com/EthAppsGuild/s…
3/ The EF exists to strengthen Ethereum’s ecosystem and uphold its core values. Our role is both to drive forward critical progress ourselves, and to help build up others who help lead the ecosystem.