Ethereum might be in trouble financially in the next few months. A former EF employee says so. The foundation has been trying to step back and let Ethereum grow on its own, but they still hold the keys to legitimacy through Vitalik,
ethereum.org, Devcon, and all that. The real problem is money: EF spent a lot of ETH over the last 10 years, and their plan to cut expenses from 15% to 5% by 2030 isn't enough. The Client Incentive Program ended in April 2026 with no replacement, and they need about $30M a year to keep clients, research, and coordination going. Without stable funding, Ethereum could lose good devs, fall behind on scaling and quantum stuff, and struggle to support the main network.
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