The Ethereum Foundation advances the core measures of Defipunk, focusing on six key areas: organization, standards, funding, R&D, ecosystem, and security, all of which are actionable:
1. Organizational Structure: Establish a dedicated DeFi team
- Create a new DeFi unit under App Relations, affiliated with the Ecosystem Acceleration system - Key appointments: Charles St. Louis (former DELV CEO and MakerDAO governance architect) as DeFi protocol expert; Ivan (co-founder of Gearbox) as DeFi coordinator, overseen by Jason Chaskin
2. Standards and Screening: Defipunk Evaluation Framework
- Define the five principles of Defipunk: permissionless, censorship-resistant, privacy-first, self-custody, open source - Launch Walkaway Test: protocols should operate normally even if the team disappears or founders act maliciously - Prioritize supporting projects that meet standards; do not support centralized, custodial, or non-open-source DeFi
3. Funding and Resource Allocation
- Increase DeFi ecosystem funding in 2025-2026, with strategic capital deployment favoring Defipunk projects - The Foundation manages its treasury according to Defipunk principles: individual staking and providing liquidity to compliant DeFi protocols
- Privacy: Collaborate with Privacy Cluster to promote ZK privacy and low-collateralization lending - Governance: Support Futarchy DAO (prediction market governance) - Innovation: User-controlled AI, high-throughput on-chain futures, native crypto financial forms
5. Ecosystem and Collaboration
- Build communication channels between DeFi teams, EF, and core developers to share protocol upgrades and needs - Support DeFi activities, project showcases, and ecosystem linkages to strengthen community connections - Promote open-source, composable, and verifiable protocols to reduce reliance on multisig/admin keys
6. Security and Decentralization
- Strengthen protocol security research: audits, runtime protections, trustless architecture design - Promote decentralization of governance and upgrade mechanisms to eliminate single points of failure - Reduce dependence on custodial services, oracles, and administrator keys
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#以太坊基金会推进DeFipunk
The Ethereum Foundation advances the core measures of Defipunk, focusing on six key areas: organization, standards, funding, R&D, ecosystem, and security, all of which are actionable:
1. Organizational Structure: Establish a dedicated DeFi team
- Create a new DeFi unit under App Relations, affiliated with the Ecosystem Acceleration system
- Key appointments: Charles St. Louis (former DELV CEO and MakerDAO governance architect) as DeFi protocol expert; Ivan (co-founder of Gearbox) as DeFi coordinator, overseen by Jason Chaskin
2. Standards and Screening: Defipunk Evaluation Framework
- Define the five principles of Defipunk: permissionless, censorship-resistant, privacy-first, self-custody, open source
- Launch Walkaway Test: protocols should operate normally even if the team disappears or founders act maliciously
- Prioritize supporting projects that meet standards; do not support centralized, custodial, or non-open-source DeFi
3. Funding and Resource Allocation
- Increase DeFi ecosystem funding in 2025-2026, with strategic capital deployment favoring Defipunk projects
- The Foundation manages its treasury according to Defipunk principles: individual staking and providing liquidity to compliant DeFi protocols
4. Cutting-Edge R&D Directions (officially clarified)
- Privacy: Collaborate with Privacy Cluster to promote ZK privacy and low-collateralization lending
- Governance: Support Futarchy DAO (prediction market governance)
- Innovation: User-controlled AI, high-throughput on-chain futures, native crypto financial forms
5. Ecosystem and Collaboration
- Build communication channels between DeFi teams, EF, and core developers to share protocol upgrades and needs
- Support DeFi activities, project showcases, and ecosystem linkages to strengthen community connections
- Promote open-source, composable, and verifiable protocols to reduce reliance on multisig/admin keys
6. Security and Decentralization
- Strengthen protocol security research: audits, runtime protections, trustless architecture design
- Promote decentralization of governance and upgrade mechanisms to eliminate single points of failure
- Reduce dependence on custodial services, oracles, and administrator keys
What are your thoughts? Feel free to leave comments in the discussion area.