People leaving Ethereum doesn’t automatically mean the project is failing. Big ecosystems naturally go through burnout, disagreements, and leadership changes, especially after years of pressure and nonstop expectations. I think the bigger issue is narrative fatigue, $ETH is no longer the “new exciting thing,” so every departure gets amplified into fear. Meanwhile, Vitalik Buterin is trying to keep focus on long term building instead of short term market noise. My personal take: strong ecosystems survive because of developers and users, not one or two personalities. The real question is whether Ethereum keeps attracting builders despite the drama, and right now, it still does. #Macro Insights# #Altcoin Season#