ENS Labs Operations Director Brantly Millegan said he is leaving the Ethereum Name Service ecosystem and shutting down ethid.org, the identity services company that served as a provider to the ENS DAO. The move affects projects tied to ethid.org, including GrailsMarket, ENSMarketBot and Ethereum Follow Protocol. It comes as ENS debates a major governance overhaul centered on a June 19 proposal to move treasury management, grants and long-term capital allocation to the ENS Foundation while leaving tokenholders in charge of protocol upgrades, pricing, constitutional changes and Foundation board appointments. The proposal would place about $86.9 million in endowment assets and $56.6 million in liquid assets, or roughly $143.5 million in total, under Foundation stewardship, and has drawn warnings from at least one ENS delegate that it could shift internal power dynamics and challenge ENS’s decentralized model.