Ethereum Foundation releases "EF Mandate": clarifies its "steward" role and adheres to CROPS principles
Foresight News reported that the Ethereum Foundation (EF) Board has released the "EF Mandate" document, which serves as a charter, manifesto, and guideline, aiming to reaffirm Ethereum's vision and EF's role within the ecosystem. EF stated that it will primarily focus on Ethereum's censorship resistance, open source, privacy, and security (CROPS), serving user self-sovereignty, and maintaining extractability resistance and seamless user experience (UX). In addition, EF will concentrate on handling critical tasks that have no other natural owner and that other ecosystem participants cannot or will not reliably undertake. EF emphasized that it was once Ethereum's first "steward" and is now one among many "stewards." The document has now been published on the Ethereum blockchain.
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