Ethereum's core development ecosystem faces a potential funding crisis, sparking debate over taxing staking rewards or relying on wealthy holders. A new non-profit, Ethlabs, backed by major investors, offers an alternative funding model.
Fomo, a social crypto trading app, secured $75M at a $550M valuation. Michael Saylor's Strategy raised $300M cash instead of buying BTC. BitMine, SharpLink, and Joe Lubin funded ETHLabs, an Ethereum R&D lab.
Ethereum Foundation'dan ayrılan 5 geliştirici, kâr amacı gütmeyen Ethlabs'ı kurdu. Arkasında büyük Ether hazine şirketleri olan Ethlabs, Ethereum'un kurumsal talebe hazır olmasını hedefliyor.
Five former senior Ethereum Foundation researchers have launched Ethlabs, an independent nonprofit R&D lab focused on making Ethereum the global economy's settlement layer. The lab explicitly frames its mission around ETH's value and monetary properties, a departure from the Foundation's neutral stance. Backed by ETH treasury companies and ecosystem players, Ethlabs aims to address a perceived funding and legitimacy gap within Ethereum's core development.
Cinq anciens chercheurs de la Fondation Ethereum ont créé Ethlabs, un laboratoire de R&D indépendant financé par Bitmine, SharpLink et Joe Lubin. L'initiative vise à renforcer la gouvernance technique d'Ethereum, à promouvoir l'ETH comme réserve de valeur et à développer la DeFi, tout en faisant face à la concurrence et aux défis de gouvernance.
Ethlabs, a new non-profit R&D firm founded by former Ethereum Foundation researchers, aims to prepare Ethereum for institutional adoption. Funded by Joe Lubin and major ETH treasuries, it focuses on scaling and protocol economics.
