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Although privacy is the main driver of institutional adoption of Ethereum, the process can become very complicated. At the EEA, we created this group to connect EEA members who have technical expertise in privacy solutions. What is our mission? To make privacy technology easier for institutions to assess. We will publish V1 in the coming weeks. If you are interested in joining this working group, please contact membership@entethalliance.org.

another incredible milestone for Dennis and ERC3643 bringing 100B on-chain.

Those are the new about Ethereum that we need to focus on.

@pattersonscott follow the @EntEthAlliance for key information about enterprise adoption for Ethereum! We have 40+ members and thousands of executives following our newsletter.

Personal news - After more than two decades at WSJ I'm leaving for my old stomping ground: Bloomberg. Beat: crypto. If you've got some crypto angles - hit me up!

I think it is up to us to step up, organize, and take the ecosystem to the next level. We are ready to get out of the nest and that new mandate is EF telling us to do it ourself. I am genuinely curious to know what you cannot do with the new mandate that was possible before. Which initiatives being cut will directly affect the delivery of the ecosystem? What can the ecosystem not do without the EF?

GM 🍿 These values are good, it’s unfortunate that it unwinds all the hard work done last year. Tomasz set out such an ambitious and positive path at EthCC but I guess that’s done with?? youtube.com/watch?v=LSzs2n… ACD has ~60-100 participants and most probably don’t care too much about what Tomasz wanted. Real world use cases will be once again forgotten for another cycle. I wrote about this last month predicting we’re going back to old ways. Worth the read, especially the replies there is GREAT content there: x.com/gregthegreek/s… I’ve seen so much positivity from all the alt-L1 teams praising V and the EF for this saying “it’s the way”. Yeah no fucking kidding it literally allows them to carve a moat in any and all real world use cases that don’t involve unicorns. Very disappointing. Ethereum is here to last, it’s just unfortunate how we like to throw away potential. Arguably the most decentralized and neutral L1 on the market, the most liquidity, and yet instead of ensuring things stay on Ethereum, leadership runs away. Hides from it.

🔥🔥 The Graph choosen by DTCC to provide their on chain data. Another EEA member leading the charge with Enterprise adoption.

@zacodil @StaniKulechov This is not serious. errors happens but the answer from the community really is concerning. “there is yellow screen, you confirmed “ This is a user flow and UI problem. It should not be possible to place order like this. In what world a rational economic actor would do this.

I ran Aave's code locally to show you exactly what a $50M swap screen looks like. Yellow warning. 99.9% price impact. Checkbox. You can't miss it. So how did someone confirm past this with $50M? Could you accidentally check this box?

I put together a little guide of @ethereum to support hackers and new comers it includes: ->101 finance = understand how money and global finance operates. What and wh DTCC M1 M0... ->Basic Ethereum = explain to your mom ->Basic tooling building agent using Ethereum x402 , EIP 8183, ERC 8004.. entethalliance.github.io/eea-fineth/ind… thank you to @RealDennisO @austingriffith @orishim @sodofi_ @isha_sangani for their feedback

@tayvano_ @binji_x

Users do not use blockchains. They use products. The EF is not building a product. They are building a blockchain. A platform. That allows anyone to permissionlessly build whatever the fuck they want. I know it's confusing bc there are a lot of shallow, single-purpose blockchains out there. Shallow, single-purpose blockchains are products. The EF is not building a product.

Ethereum is no longer a single execution environment. It is an ecosystem of chains. But chain identities today live in GitHub files, client-side mappings, and app-specific logic. There is no shared source of truth. on.eth introduces one. 🧵

@EthCC 2026. Join us @EntEthAlliance and @ERC3643Org to discuss about tokenization.

If we want to level up @ethereum education, we should work with the team behind @veritasium — Derek Muller, Henry van Dyck. Their latest xz backdoor documentary is phenomenal. Everyone working in Ethereum should watch it. It covers the creation of open source, @fsf, GNU, and the challenges of open-source maintenance. Deep technical details, yet completely accessible. The paint-mixing encryption explainer? That's literally how we could explain MPC. youtube.com/watch?v=aoag03… What's next? Imagine @EFprotocol working the @veritasium team through how 180+ devs globally coordinate to maintain Ethereum, client diversity, how @ProtocolGuild is solving the open-source funding problem. This is the education @ethereum needs. @binji_x

Im quite excited to discover the ETH scene in SF and working with @orishim and Ethereum use case Lab. 3 days to discover and explore what the future of @ethereum can be.

We just open-sourced Mission Control — our dashboard for AI agent orchestration. 26 panels. Real-time WebSocket + SSE. SQLite — no external services needed. Kanban board, cost tracking, role-based access, quality gates, and multi-gateway support. One pnpm start, and you're running. github.com/builderz-labs/…

Introducing the EEA Institutional Ethereum Breakfast Series in NYC ☕️ A recurring, invite-only convening of financial institutions, asset managers, custodians, infrastructure providers, and legal leaders shaping Ethereum’s role in global financial markets. > Don't expect: panels for the sake of panels or pitches. > Expect: leaders making build-or-wait decisions on institutional Ethereum adoption. Kicking off February with @RealDennisO (Advisor at DTCC, President of @ERC3643Org) sharing perspectives on the institutional tokenization market and what it means for the Ethereum ecosystem. From tokenization infrastructure to enterprise privacy and live institutional deployment, the focus is on what’s moving from pilots into operational execution across financial markets. First convening → Friday, Feb 27 at 9:00 AM Spots are limited, please apply here: luma.com/8g3usk30

@aerugoettinea @ethereumfndn Looking forward to work with you and @EntEthAlliance .

I am stepping into the role of interim co-ED @ethereumfndn to continue the progress that Tomasz has made over the last year. Tomasz brought an energy and urgency that the EF needed at a critical time, and I join the community in thanking him for his work on behalf of the Foundation and the network. This task isn't something that I take on lightly, knowing the weight of responsibility of the role through seeing it up close for some time, but it is one that I am prepared to handle. I've served in a management position at the EF over many years, working closely with Hsiao-Wei, Tomasz, Josh Stark, Danny Ryan, Aya, and Vitalik at different points in time. My focus has been deliberately on illegible but essential work, helping management try to make well-informed decisions, working with EF's team leads, considering budgets, articulating strategy, setting priorities, and more. The decisions I make will be guided by a principled insistence on the properties of what we're building (censorship resistance, open source, privacy, security). These properties are what make Ethereum relevant and competitive, and they are the foundation of Ethereum's value proposition to the world and everything the world builds on it; just as Ether is the foundational store-of-value that underpins every transaction across it; and just as both are indispensable to the EF's own treasury. The mandate of the EF is to make sure that real permissionless infrastructure, cypherpunk at its core, is what gets built. Ethereum should outlast us, and it has been our job from the beginning to make sure it is robust enough to do so. I, and the rest of the EF, will work alongside other members of the community - core protocol contributors, researchers and client implementers, auditors and whitehats, incident responders, spec authors, solo stakers and validator operators, node runners, MEV gremlins, rollup and L2 teams, bridge and interoperability integrators, UX and product builders, infra providers and tooling maintainers, educators, community organizers, forum crews, lurkers, and free software advocates, grant-givers and culture-makers, artists, memers, cypherpunks, cyberanarchists, Landian accelerationists, financepunks, femboys, soundcloud rappers, transgenders, disinformationalists, cyborgs, anons, revolutionaries, shitposters, trolls, federal lists, hypebeasts, pirates, preppers, the bros, incels - to make it last 1000 years or more.

@kloss_xyz this excellent thanks.