Ethereum tokens tied to The DAO’s 2016 breach are being redirected toward a formal security fund intended to bolster the network’s resilience, according to Griff Green, a long-time Ethereum advocate. In a Thursday interview on Laura Shin’s Unchained podcast, Green reiterated plans to establish the security fund, signaling a shift from passive recovery to proactive risk management. The DAO hack, which occurred in June 2016, siphoned more than $50 million worth of Ether at the time and precipitated a hard fork that split the ecosystem into Ethereum and Ethereum Classic. While the claims process recovered a large portion of the funds, a substantial balance remains unclaimed, creating an opportunity to allocate capital toward audits, smart-contract safety, and governance mechanisms that could help deter future exploits. Key takeaways The unclaimed DAO-era Ether is being redirected into a dedicated security fund to improve Ethereum’s security infrastructure and governance. Green emphasi...