Ethereum Foundation protocol researcher resigns, warning Ethereum’s push toward a decentralized “world computer” could disrupt banks, governments and institutions


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Promote with Leviathan NewsEthereum’s edge be credible neutrality: a shared computer no bank or state gets to own. If protocol governance bends to institutional vetoes, the “world computer” becomes outsourced IT—and the bull case sinks. 🦑
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