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On March 17, 2026, the SEC and CFTC jointly published a binding crypto token taxonomy, Chairman Atkins proposed a three-tier safe harbor, and the CFTC cleared self-custodial wallets. Here is what enterprises need to know.
Inside the First Institutional Ethereum Breakfast On February 27, the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance brought together financial institutions, infrastructure providers, and protocol engineering teams for the inaugural Institutional Ethereum Breakfast Series at Microsoft Garage in New York City. The session was designed as a focused working group to…
As Enterprise Ethereum moves from experimentation to production, privacy lies at the center, shaping what comes next. While mature privacy technologies exist across the Ethereum ecosystem, institutions lack structured clarity. They need a framework to evaluate approaches, understand trade-offs, and determine which models align with regulatory, operational, and fiduciary requirements.
Institutional Ethereum infrastructure requires three things operating in coordination: payment rails that work at scale, financial instruments that institutions can actually use, and protocol engineering that makes the entire system safe to run in production. With the addition of Polygon Labs, Ethena, and…
Key takeaways from the Abu Dhabi Finance Week panel conversation in December. At Abu Dhabi Finance Week 2025, conversations on capital efficiency consistently returned to the same question – whether today’s market infrastructure is actually built to support it. On a panel focused on building the rails for tokenized leverage,…
At Sibos Frankfurt, the conversation around blockchain-based payments crossed a clear line. The conversation had shifted from theoretical relevance to practical reality: how stablecoins and programmable money are already in use, and what must still be addressed to operate them safely at scale. At the EEA x EY side event…
The opening panel at Sibos 2025 brought forward a clear message: public and permissioned blockchain networks are converging, and this convergence is beginning to shape the future of financial infrastructure. Hosted by Adi Ben Ari of Applied Blockchain, the discussion featured leaders from Citi, the Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust, Ubyx…
At this point, we’re well aware that capital markets are shifting from testing blockchain to deploying it in production. At the September Stable Gathering in New York City, hosted by Stable Summit in partnership with Microsoft and the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, leaders from TradFi and DeFi came together to discuss…
In September, the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance hosted an intimate private dinner in partnership with Coti (EEA L2 focused on Privacy) and The Table. The dinner brought together a curated mix of EEA members, Ethereum builders, and institutional participants from both DeFi and traditional finance. The goal was simple: to create…