Ethereum's New Site to Guide Institutions Into Blockchain

Ethereum Launches New Site to Guide Institutions Into Blockchain

Written by Aaron S.,

Editor-In-Chief

Last Updated: October 30, 2025

Key Takeaways

Ethereum has launched a new site to help traditional businesses learn how to use its network for financial tools and digital assets;
The site highlights Ethereum’s role in tokenized assets, DeFi, and stablecoins, which shows its large share of these blockchain markets;
It features case studies from companies such as BlackRock and Coinbase and offers resources to guide institutions through blockchain adoption.

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Ethereum ETH $3,790.15 has launched a new site, called institutions.ethereum.org, designed to help traditional businesses understand and begin using Ethereum.

Announced by the Ethereum Foundation through a post on X, the website was built by the foundation’s Enterprise Acceleration team.

The goal is to present Ethereum as a trustworthy and open platform for building financial tools, digital assets, and other blockchain-based systems.

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The site features a simple layout and highlights real-world uses of Ethereum. These include tokenized assets such as real estate and bonds, stablecoins, decentralized finance (DeFi) services, privacy tools, and Layer-2 networks that improve speed and reduce costs.

The site also includes several statistics. According to its data, Ethereum currently handles about 75% of all tokenized real-world assets. It also supports 65% of the total value locked in decentralized finance and 60% of all stablecoin value.

Additionally, examples of companies working with Ethereum are featured. BlackRock is highlighted for managing over $1.15 billion in tokenized assets. Coinbase $2.38B is also included, with its Base network holding about $15.5 billion in assets.

Visitors to the website can explore three main sections. The "Digital Assets" page explains different parts of the blockchain ecosystem. A "Live Data" section provides up-to-date information from the Ethereum network.

Lastly, the "Library" offers articles, research, and other materials to help institutions understand how Ethereum is being used.

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