Ethereum Foundation Board Member Hsiao-Wei Wang Announces Resignation

Ethereum Foundation Board Member Hsiao-Wei Wang Announces Resignation

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2026-06-18 14:39:58
Hsiao-Wei Wang said on X that she has resigned as co-executive director and board member of the Ethereum Foundation, adding that she will spend more time with family while continuing to contribute as a community member.
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According to Odaily, Ethereum Foundation board member Hsiao-Wei Wang said in a post on X that she has resigned today from her roles as co-executive director and board member of the Ethereum Foundation. Wang said that during her leave, she reflected on her priorities and plans for her future life, and concluded that this was the right time to step away from those positions.

In explaining the decision, Hsiao-Wei Wang reflected on her time as co-executive director of the Ethereum Foundation. She said the experience gave her a broad view of how the Ethereum community collaborates, including how different participants across the foundation and the wider ecosystem work together.

Wang also said she is proud of what has been achieved by the Ethereum Foundation and by contributors across the ecosystem, including developers, researchers, educators, node operators, validators, users, and others. After leaving her formal roles, she plans to spend more time with her family, while continuing to contribute to the Ethereum ecosystem as a member of the community.

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