The article discusses the challenges that Ethereum is currently facing and the growing competition it faces from Solana. It highlights Solana's superior scalability, processing an average of 60 million daily transactions compared to Ethereum's 1 million. Ethereum's struggles are attributed to internal discord, competition, and a decline in reputation. The article also mentions the Ethereum Foundation's plans to overhaul its leadership structure and address inefficiencies. Critics argue that these changes undermine Ethereum's decentralization. The article further examines the controversy surrounding the Ethereum Foundation's executive director and the toxic online environment that has driven developers away from Ethereum. It also explores alternative visions for Ethereum's revival, including a proposal for a "Second Foundation" to challenge the Ethereum Foundation's leadership and decision-making processes. Lastly, the article emphasizes the need for Ethereum to act decisively to address the concerns and expectations of its community or risk losing its leadership position to better-equipped competitors.
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