The Ethereum Foundation has unveiled a new website aimed at attracting more institutional players by offering clear guidance for businesses transitioning from traditional finance to the Ethereum ecosystem.
In an X post on Wednesday, the foundation announced institutions.ethereum.org, a platform developed by its Enterprise Acceleration team to highlight Ethereum’s capabilities and assist organizations looking to build or integrate on the network.
“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 foundation wrote.
The newly launched website features a clean, minimalist design and highlights key institutional use cases for Ethereum — including tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), stablecoins, decentralized finance (DeFi), privacy tools, and layer-2 networks.
It also presents live data illustrating Ethereum’s dominance across several sectors: 75% of the RWA market share, 65% of all DeFi total value locked (TVL), and 60% of all stablecoin TVL. The site spotlights major institutions already active on the network, citing examples such as Visa’s $1 billion annual stablecoin volume, BlackRock’s $1.15 billion in tokenized assets under management, and Coinbase’s $15.5 billion TVL through its layer-2 network, Base.
Visitors can explore three main sections:
- Digital Assets, offering an overview of Ethereum’s role across various blockchain sectors.
- Live Data, presenting real-time ecosystem metrics.
- Library, featuring “Institutional Insights” from research reports, news, and analysis.
The website launch marks another effort by the Ethereum Foundation to enhance institutional engagement and strengthen Ethereum’s brand positioning.
Earlier this year, the Foundation supported the launch of Etherealize, a platform created to address the industry’s lack of institutional education about Ethereum.
Recent developments also include a new roadmap introduced in mid-September, detailing plans to bring end-to-end privacy features to the network as part of a rebrand of the “Privacy and Scaling Explorations” initiative to “Privacy Stewards of Ethereum.”
That same month, the Foundation announced a dedicated AI research team aimed at building a decentralized AI economy of autonomous agents and bots on Ethereum. The initiative seeks to establish Ethereum as a foundation for AI development.
“Our mission: make Ethereum the preferred settlement and coordination layer for AIs and the machine economy,” said Davide Crapis, a research scientist at the Ethereum Foundation, in a post on X.
