ETHW: The core development team will be disbanded, and the existing servers will temporarily transition to OneDao for maintenance
The Ethereum fork network ETHW (EthereumPoW) has released a "Declaration of Dissolution of the ETHW Core Team," stating that based on majority consensus, it has unanimously decided to dissolve the core development organization, including: dissolving the ETHW core development team and achieving complete autonomy; adhering to PoW as the fundamental consensus of the chain and maintaining it in the long term; embracing decentralized governance and becoming a core-free public chain.
In addition, existing servers will be temporarily transferred to OneDao for transitional maintenance until a long-term ecological partner is determined.
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