Ethereum

What do you think of all of the Ethereum drama?

Are there real culture and leadership problems?

Or is this just the community coming out with the pitch forks mainly because price hasn't done well vs competitors?

context:

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What do you think of all of the Ethereum drama?

Are there real culture and leadership problems?

Or is this just the community coming out with the pitch forks mainly because price hasn't done well vs competitors?

context:
https://x.com/econoar/status/1881609707007439306

Building /stokefire a mobile strategy game onchain. Run and own poolfish.xyz a calculator for LP providers. Built Potion solo and sold for $300k.

I think it's coming to a head now because ETH price has felt so suppressed compared to the broader market but there are totally leadership problems/lack of leadership

EF has been primarily focused on the technical upgrades and maintenance to the network, but people expect more from them. whether or not they should expect more is a different story

I personally think the role of narrative building should fall more on the L2 networks, especially since being a network-hub is the direction Ethereum is going

to me it feels like EF want's to have their cake and eat it too, in that they want to say "it's a permissionless decentralized network therefore other orgs should take up the mantle and push for adoption" while at the same time wanting to maintain authority over how the network grows