ETH: Pascal Caversaccio joins Ethereum Foundation board
The appointment pulls a security researcher and manifesto author into the Foundation's governance at a moment when protocol stewardship is under fresh scrutiny.
Major crypto ecosystems — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB, and other emerging networks.
The appointment pulls a security researcher and manifesto author into the Foundation's governance at a moment when protocol stewardship is under fresh scrutiny.
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pcaversaccio becomes the EF's fourth board member, bringing SEAL911 co-founder credentials and a public privacy-advocacy track record to a body previously stacked with founders and counsel.
The lobbying push lands with a hard deadline: the Senate has until the first week of August to clear crypto legislation before election-year politics swallow the calendar.
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