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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…
A historical signal for Ethereum. On July 16th, the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), joined a delegation led by ERC-3643 Association and with The Linux Foundation and Chainlink Labs, Etherealize to present to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) crypto asset task force. For the first time, Ethereum’s…
Join the EEA and leading legal experts for a vital discussion on policy, compliance, and the future of decentralized innovation. As the digital asset space matures, legal clarity and regulatory guidance are becoming key catalysts for institutional adoption and sustainable innovation. The coming year will be pivotal in determining how…
Paul Brody and Yorke Rhodes III, respectively Chairman and Director at the EEA were on stage for Digital Asset Summit 2025 “We did a survey at EY, switching from traditional payment rails to stablecoins could save $100M/Year”Paul “We have to build for enterprises and cater to…
After several years in leadership roles with the Crosschain Interoperability WG, first as part of EEA’s technical staff and latterly as co-chair through her EEA member company QualitaX, Anaïs Ofranc is stepping down as co-chair. During that time, alongside co-chair Dr Weijia Zhang of Wanchain, Anaïs has helped the group…
1 October 2024 EEA’s Crosschain Interoperability Working Group has just published a case study describing an implementation of the EEA DLT Interoperability Specification. This case study describes an implementation of the recently published version 1 specification, to enable interactions between the EVM-based Polygon blockchain, and the RUST-based Sobrana Smart Contracts…
19 September 2024 The EEA today released version 1 of its new DLT Interoperability Specification. About the specification This specification provides a standard framework to enable interactions across different blockchains and distributed ledgers. Using this standard reduces development time and the likelihood of errors by providing software teams with a…
Abstract Vitalik Buterin identified three crucial transitions for Ethereum: scaling through L2 rollups to reduce costs, enhancing wallet security via smart contract wallets for better security and user experience, and advancing privacy through privacy-preserving mechanisms. This article explores how integrating W3C Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) and Verifiable Credentials (VCs) can address…
Opinion from Dr. Andreas Freund. 21 August 2024 TL/DR There are platform solutions for DeFi protocols to integrate regulatory compliance without compromising decentralization. Using blockchain technology and cryptographic protocols, DeFi protocols can ensure secure and transparent transactions that meet regulatory standards while maintaining user privacy. Such protocols enforce compliance rules…