Brantly Millegan, Operations Director at ENS Labs, said he has decided to leave ENS due to recent internal events at ENS and other reasons. He also said ethid.org will be wound down gradually. In addition, projects including GrailsMarket, ENSMarketBot, and EFP are expected to cease operations over the coming weeks, although their codebases will remain open source. Millegan added that members of the team are currently open to new job opportunities. The statement was made publicly on X.
Brantly Millegan says he is leaving ENS
Brantly Millegan, Operations Director at ENS Labs, said in a public statement that he has decided to leave ENS. According to his post, the decision was driven by recent internal events at ENS as well as other reasons. He also stated that ethid.org will be shut down gradually.
Several projects will stop operating in the coming weeks
Alongside his departure, Millegan said that GrailsMarket, ENSMarketBot, and EFP will stop operating over the next few weeks. At the same time, he noted that the code for these projects will remain open source, meaning the repositories should still be available for public access, review, or further development by others.
Team members are open to new opportunities
Millegan also said that members of the team are currently open to new work opportunities. The original source of the statement is his post on X: https://x.com/BrantlyMillegan/status/2073158255841251581.
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