The Ethereum Foundation has launched a new website focused on assisting legacy financial institutions develop an onchain blockchain strategy.
In an announcement on X, the foundation introduced institutions.ethereum.org, a website “developed by the Enterprise Acceleration team, to create concise guidance for institutions and organizations to explore Ethereum adoption.”
“Ethereum is the neutral, secure base layer where the world’s financial value is coming onchain. Today, we’re launching a new site for the builders, leaders and institutions who are going to help us progress this global movement.”
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Inside Ethereum’s New Institutional Hub
The newly launched website features a clean, minimalist design and highlights practical institutional use cases such as tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), stablecoins, decentralized finance (DeFi), privacy tools, and layer-2 networks.
It also presents data showing Ethereum’s dominant position across multiple sectors, hosting around 75% of the RWA market, 65% of all DeFi total value locked (TVL), and 60% of stablecoin TVL.
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The site spotlights major institutions already active on Ethereum, including Visa with $1 billion in annual stablecoin volume, BlackRock managing $1.15 billion in tokenized assets, and Coinbase with $15.5 billion TVL through its layer-2 network, Base.
Visitors can explore three main sections: Digital Assets, which outlines various blockchain segments; Live Data, offering real-time metrics; and a Library that compiles “Institutional Insights” from reports, research, and news sources.
Ethereum Foundation Expands Efforts to Market the Network
Earlier this year, the foundation provided funding for a platform called Etherealize, which is created to help bridge knowledge gaps to educate institutions about Ethereum’s ecosystem.
Detailed in mid-September, the foundation also published a new roadmap that introduced plans for end-to-end privacy to the network. This was done in conjunction to a rebranding of its “Privacy and Scaling Explorations” initiative to “Privacy Stewards of Ethereum.”
In the same month, the foundation also released a research arm focused on artificial intelligence with the ultimate goal to build a decentralized artificial intelligence ecosystem. The intent is to build an open AI economy while utilizing autonomous agents to function on Ethereum, making it the preferred layer for the settlement and coordination of AI and other aspects of the machine economy.
