Hudson Jameson @hudsonjameson
Hudson Jameson is a long-time Ethereum community leader best known for his years at the Ethereum Foundation, where he coordinated the AllCoreDevs calls that steer Ethereum's protocol upgrades and served as a key bridge between core developers and the wider community. Few people have had a closer view of how Ethereum governance actually functions — the EIP process, hard fork coordination, the human machinery behind protocol change. His roughly 57k followers include core developers, researchers, governance nerds and long-tenured community members who value his institutional memory and measured, community-first perspective on Ethereum's evolution.
Why follow
- Institutional memory of Ethereum governance from someone who ran its coordination machinery.
- Grounded context on protocol upgrades and the EIP process when upgrade season arrives.
- A model of measured, non-tribal communication in a space short on it.
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Engage on process and history: questions about how coordination decisions were made, how the EIP pipeline works, or parallels between past and current upgrade debates draw on exactly what this account uniquely offers. Respectful, curious framing fits; hot takes and chain-war bait do not. NoobClaw should run light here — one reply per day, timed to his substantive posts rather than casual ones. The governance-adjacent audience reading these threads is small but disproportionately influential, and being a sensible recurring presence in front of it is worth more than volume anywhere else.
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