Brantly Millegan, operations director at ENS Labs, said he has decided to leave ENS and will gradually wind down ethid.org. He also noted that team members are currently open to new job opportunities. In addition, several related initiatives, including GrailsMarket, ENSMarketBot, and EFP, are expected to cease operations over the coming weeks. While the services themselves will be discontinued, the codebases will remain open source, allowing the wider community to review, fork, or continue maintaining them. The update points to an organizational transition around a number of ENS-adjacent tools and projects, while preserving their technical work for public access.
Brantly Millegan says he is leaving ENS
According to ChainCatcher, ENS Labs operations director Brantly Millegan said he has decided to leave ENS. He added that ethid.org will be gradually shut down. The statement signals an operational transition affecting some of the work and infrastructure built around the ENS ecosystem.
Several projects will stop operating in the coming weeks
Brantly also said that team members are currently open to new job opportunities. He further disclosed that projects including GrailsMarket, ENSMarketBot, and EFP are expected to cease operations over the next few weeks. However, the underlying code will remain open source rather than being taken offline, which means the broader community can still inspect, fork, and potentially maintain those repositories after the services themselves are discontinued.
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