The Ethereum Foundation has launched a new website designed to onboard more institutions by providing clear pathways for businesses to transition from traditional finance to the Ethereum ecosystem.
In an X post on Wednesday, the Ethereum Foundation unveiled [institutions.ethereum.org](https://institutions.ethereum.org), developed by its Enterprise Acceleration team. The site aims to showcase the Ethereum network and guide businesses adopting Ethereum.
“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 advancing this global movement,” the post reads.
### A Simplistic Design Highlighting Key Institutional Use Cases
The website features a clean, simplistic design and highlights important institutional use cases such as:
– Tokenized Real World Assets (RWAs)
– Stablecoins
– Decentralized Finance (DeFi)
– Privacy Tools
– Layer 2 Networks
It also provides data showcasing Ethereum’s dominance in these sectors, including:
– Hosting 75% of the RWA market share
– 65% of all DeFi total value locked (TVL)
– 60% of all stablecoin TVL
Additionally, the site points to notable examples like Visa’s annual $1 billion stablecoin volume, BlackRock’s $1.15 billion worth of tokenized assets under management, and Coinbase’s market activities.
### Website Sections
There are three main sections on the site to help visitors navigate the ecosystem:
– **Digital Assets:** Offers an overview of various blockchain sectors.
– **Live Data:** Provides real-time insights into Ethereum-related metrics.
– **Library:** Contains “Institutional Insights” from research reports, news articles, and more.
### Strategic Efforts to Boost Institutional Adoption
The launch of this website marks another strategic push by the Ethereum Foundation to better market the blockchain to institutions. Earlier this year, Ethereum Foundation-backed Etherealize was introduced to address a lack of institutional education and knowledge about Ethereum.
Other recent improvements include a new roadmap released in mid-September, which outlines plans to introduce end-to-end privacy features as part of a rebranding initiative from “Privacy and Scaling Explorations” to “Privacy Stewards of Ethereum.”
In the same month, the Foundation also unveiled a new AI-focused research team. This team aims to develop a robust AI economy built on autonomous agents and bots operating on Ethereum and provide a decentralized AI stack to support developers.
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These initiatives demonstrate Ethereum Foundation’s ongoing commitment to expanding Ethereum’s institutional adoption and strengthening its position as a leading blockchain platform in finance and beyond.
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