Ethereum has no formal on-chain governance system. Instead, it follows an off-chain governance model based on rough consensus and public discussions involving developers, researchers, and the broader community. Changes are proposed through Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs), which are openly reviewed on GitHub, discussed during All Core Devs calls, and in various community forums. Decisions are made through rough consensus and only implemented if they are widely accepted by node operators, validators, and the community.

Ethereum has no formal on-chain governance system. Instead, it follows an off-chain governance model based on rough consensus and public discussions involving developers, researchers, and the broader community. Changes are proposed through Ethereum Improvement Proposals (EIPs), which are openly reviewed on GitHub, discussed during All Core Devs calls, and in various community forums. Decisions are made through rough consensus and only implemented if they are widely accepted by node operators, validators, and the community.