EF blog: The EF's new structure
. The EF concluded a months-long reorganization as part of implementing the Mandate and the Treasury Management Policy. It now has five domain clusters (protocol, access, user, community and institutional layers) plus an operations cluster and a management cluster, with 54 fewer colleagues, about 20% of the EF. The protocol cluster hardens and scales the protocol, treating censorship and capture resistance, open source, privacy and security as non-negotiable protocol guarantees, including defending against toxic MEV and privileged orderflow and turning long-horizon research such as post-quantum, zkEVM and L1 privacy into protocol changes. The access layer makes CROPS properties real for individuals, and the agents acting for them, when reading the chain, transacting, proving, delegating and exiting.
