The Ethereum Foundation has launched a new website aimed at attracting more institutions by providing a clear path for businesses to transition from traditional finance to the Ethereum ecosystem.
On Wednesday's X post, the Ethereum Foundation announced "institutions.ethereum.org," a site developed by its enterprise acceleration team, designed to showcase the network and help guide businesses in adopting Ethereum.
"Ethereum is a neutral and secure base layer where the world's financial value is being brought on-chain. Today, we are launching a new website for the builders, leaders, and institutions advancing this global movement," the post stated.
The website features a clean design and showcases institutional use cases such as tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), stablecoins, decentralized finance (DeFi), privacy tools, and layer two networks.
It also displays data links showing that Ethereum holds a 75% market share of RWAs, 65% of the total value locked (TVL) in DeFi, and 60% of the stablecoin TVL.
It highlights major institutions already on the network and provides key examples of their work on Ethereum through on-chain data. It notes Visa's annual $1 billion stablecoin transaction volume, BlackRock's $1.15 billion in tokenized assets under management, and Coinbase's $15.5 billion TVL through its layer two network, Base.
The site includes links to three different sections: "Digital Assets," which provides an overview of various blockchain sectors; real-time data; and a repository offering "Institutional Insights" from research reports, news articles, and more.
The launch of the new website marks another effort by the Ethereum Foundation to better promote blockchain.
Earlier this year, the Ethereum Foundation-supported Etherealize was launched to address the apparent lack of institutional education or understanding of Ethereum.
Other recent improvements include the new roadmap released by the Ethereum Foundation in mid-September, outlining plans to introduce end-to-end privacy features to the Ethereum network as part of renaming its "Privacy and Scalability Exploration" initiative to "Ethereum Privacy Manager."
In the same month, the Ethereum Foundation also announced a new AI-focused research team aimed at developing robust autonomous agents and a robotic AI economy on Ethereum, providing developers with a decentralized AI stack.
"Our mission: to make Ethereum the preferred settlement and coordination layer for AI and machine economies," wrote Ethereum Foundation research scientist Davide Crapis on X.
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Original article: “Ethereum Foundation Launches Institution-Specific Website”
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