Bizarre Ethereum Foundation anime letter blamed for mass resignations
Page 34, with its bikini-clad archer.Milady, controversial to say the least The Mandates visual vocabulary openly borrows from Milady, whose NFTs once traded above 7.3 ether (ETH) in December 2024 yet now trade below 1.2 ETH, an 84% decline in ETH or 91% decline in USD. Unfortunately, value destruction for holders hasn‘t been Milady’s only failure. Miladys founder Charlotte Fang (real name Krishna Okhandiar) resigned as Milady Maker CEO in May 2022 after investigators exposed him as the operator of a 4chan-connected suicide cult account, Miya. Archived essays attributed to the Miya account used antisemitic and anti-black racism. Okhandiar, posting as Fang, later admitted to being Miya. Floor prices of Milady NFTs halved during his resignation. Eight days before the Mandate dropped, someone asked Vitalik on X, “why milady? (linked to kaliacc, miya, suicide cult, seppuku license, online abuse).” “Kaliacc” references Kali Yuga Accelerationism, the white-supremacist accelerationist movement that Fangs Miya account propagated. Mass resignations from Ethereum Foundation Tomasz Stańczak resigned as co-executive director in February 2026. He was less than a year into the role. The new mandate document followed in March. Within weeks, more contributors stepped back from Ethereum Foundation roles: Josh Stark, Tim Beiko, Barnabé Monnot, and Trent van Epps, who departed to the Ethereum Protocol Guild. Ethereum









