53-Signature Objection at the Ethereum Foundation Taken to Court: Vitalik Also a Defendant
Original headlineEthereum Vakfı’nda 53 İmzalı İtiraz Mahkemeye Taşındı: Vitalik de Davalı
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Former Ethereum Foundation employee Kayleen Fulton has sued the foundation and several individuals, including co-founder Vitalik Buterin, alleging she was fired for objecting to a new employee directive; her complaint reportedly carries 53 signatures of support. The dispute centers on internal governance at the nonprofit that stewards Ethereum’s development, and the suit names Buterin as a defendant alongside the organization. The filing matters because it brings a rare public legal challenge to the foundation’s employment and management practices, potentially drawing scrutiny to how the ecosystem’s central institution handles dissent. What to watch next is how the foundation responds to the claims and whether the case prompts changes to its internal policies or broader debate over accountability at Ethereum’s key institutions.
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Ethereum Foundation, Vitalik Buterin, Kayleen Fulton