The Ethereum Foundation has made its recently implemented conflict of interest policy public.
On Nov. 8, the Ethereum Foundation (EF), a non-profit entity dedicated to supporting the development of the core Ethereum protocol and related technologies, published its 2024 report. The document includes the foundation’s long-awaited conflict of interest report.
The policy requires that employees and contractors inform EF of investments worth more than $500,000 in assets other than ETH, employment at projects outside of EF worth more than $25,000 annually, angel investments worth more than $400,000 annually of $100,000 per cheque, and projects cofounded by EF members.
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