The head of grayscale research strongly supports the Ethereum Foundation, stating that structural adjustments will benefit ETH in the long term and help enhance ecological productivity

In response to recent community doubts about the Ethereum Foundation and the potential for a funding crisis, Grayscale Research Director Zach Pandl posted on the X platform, stating that in the long run, the current institutional adjustments being made by the Ethereum Foundation are positive for Ethereum for two main reasons: first, more development work will be transferred to commercial organizations, which can reduce the development responsibilities borne by the Foundation and may encourage more work to be driven by commercial entities, thereby improving the overall efficiency of the ecosystem; second, the structural adjustments help maintain Ethereum's core principles as a digital currency infrastructure, and a Foundation with clearer responsibilities and a more focused scope may be more beneficial in ensuring that Ethereum continues to adhere to the "CROPS" principles necessary for building a sound digital currency.

If the Ethereum Foundation reduces its direct involvement in ecosystem development in the future and focuses on maintaining Ethereum's long-term core goals, it may help strengthen ETH's positioning as a decentralized digital asset infrastructure.