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Ethereum Foundation cuts 20 percent of workforce

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The Ethereum Foundation has eliminated 54 positions, representing about 20 percent of its staff, as part of a restructuring announced Tuesday.

The Ethereum Foundation dismissed 54 employees and reduced its annual budget by roughly 40 percent on June 23 as part of a reorganization. The cuts follow the launch of EthLabs, a new research organization, the previous day. Officials described the changes as a shift toward a leaner structure focused on core protocol priorities.

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Taiko, an Ethereum layer-2 network, halted block production after an attacker exploited its bridge to steal about $1.7 million. The team urged users to withdraw funds from all bridges on the network.

Ethereum fell to $1,506, its lowest price since April 2025, as spot ETF outflows exceeded $870 million over four weeks. The decline coincides with rising exchange deposits and deleveraging in derivatives markets.

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James Wo, founder of crypto investment firm DFG, has rejected predictions of a massive rise in Ether's price. He argues that Bitcoin holds stronger institutional appeal.

Major cryptocurrencies declined over the past week while the S&P 500 extended its longest weekly winning streak since 2023. Bitcoin and ether fell nearly 3 percent each amid softer inflows into spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds. Smaller tokens such as Hyperliquid's HYPE provided the only notable gains.

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SoFi has introduced its dollar-backed stablecoin SoFiUSD to nearly 15 million members through its banking app. The token is available on Ethereum and Solana and is redeemable one-to-one for U.S. dollars via SoFi Bank.

 

 

 

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