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The Ethereum Foundation has overhauled its leadership structure, creating a clearer distinction between its board of directors and management team.
Author: Sahil Thakur
The Ethereum Foundation has overhauled its leadership structure, creating a clearer distinction between its board of directors and management team.
According to an April 28 announcement, the board will now focus on Ethereum’s broader vision, while management will drive strategic and operational execution.
The board selected Wang and Stańczak directly — an “unconventional” move intended to accelerate Ethereum’s evolution during a critical growth phase.
The Ethereum Foundation outlined three major priorities for the next year:
Researchers like Dankrad Feist and Sophia Gold have already proposed raising the gas limit through EIP-9678 and EIP-9698, aiming to boost transaction capacity at the base layer.
In parallel with its internal restructuring, Ethereum is preparing for its next major network upgrade: Fusaka.
According to co-executive director Tomasz K. Stańczak, Fusaka is targeted for rollout in Q3 or Q4 2025. However, the proposed Ethereum Virtual Machine Object Format (EOF) upgrade—initially slated for inclusion—was recently removed to avoid delaying the hard fork.
Tim Beiko, a key Ethereum developer, confirmed that EOF would not be part of Fusaka, citing technical uncertainties.
Ethereum’s restructuring and the upcoming Fusaka upgrade could strengthen the network’s scalability and user experience in the medium term.
For developers, it means an Ethereum roadmap that’s more cautious but targeted. For users and investors, it signals that Ethereum is focusing on speed, cost-efficiency, and security without rushing disruptive changes.
Expect technical improvements by late 2025—but fewer headline-grabbing overhauls in the short term.
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