Ethereum’s long-term challenge is not only scaling the protocol. It is preserving the security culture and values that make an open network worth scaling.
Bringing
@pcaversaccio, a security researcher and SEAL 911 co-founder onto the Ethereum Foundation board puts practical incident-response experience closer to the decisions shaping the ecosystem.
In my view, this matters because security cannot remain something governance discusses only after a crisis. For public infrastructure, privacy, threat modeling and credible neutrality deserve representation at the leadership level too.
Can crypto organizations become more resilient by treating security culture as a governance function, not only an engineering responsibility?