Ethereum Foundation Deploys Institutional Gateway - Wall Street’s Crypto FOMO Just Got Real

ETHEREUM GOES INSTITUTIONAL - The Foundation just dropped the ultimate welcome mat for big money players.

THE GATEWAY EFFECT

Forget clunky legacy systems - this portal slices through traditional finance bureaucracy like a hot knife through butter. No more paperwork labyrinths or compliance nightmares that typically make institutional investors move at glacial speeds.

LIQUIDITY MEETS LEGITIMACY

Smart contracts automate due diligence while maintaining regulatory compliance - finally giving risk-averse portfolio managers the confidence to dive into DeFi waters. The timing couldn't be more perfect as traditional finance yields continue their race to the bottom.

Wall Street's latest 'crypto curiosity' just became full-blown adoption - though let's be real, they're only showing up now that someone else built the infrastructure first.

Ethereum to guide businesses, financial companies to go on-chain 

The Ethereum Foundation has also assigned an Enterprise Acceleration team to guide businesses to Ethereum and show potential use cases for financial companies. The institutional page boasts the engagement of BlackRock, with its tokenized money-market fund. 

The Ethereum Foundation, as a governing body, remains fully legalized, based on Switzerland’s foundation laws. ETH is also not considered a security. The Ethereum ecosystem gained wider acceptance in the USA with the current crypto-favorable administration.

The Foundation presented the main use cases for Ethereum as RWA and stablecoins, decentralized finance (DeFi), privacy, and the potential to use or launch scalable L2. A drive to onboard more institutions follows years of crypto-native activities with gaming, NFT, and memes, which are outside the scope of the business portal. 

Ethereum prepares for scalability

The Ethereum chain moved a step closer to the Fusaka update after moving the testing to another pre-launch testnet. The Hoodi testnet has been upgraded to Fusaka and will be the final stage of the hard fork before the main net upgrade in December. 

The Fusaka update will increase the block gas limit from 45 million to 150 million, thereby increasing the available space for computation. 

The increased gas limit will also boost Ethereum’s capacity for carrying transactions from L2. It WOULD also be cheaper for L2 to secure its chains on Ethereum. 

In the past few months, Ethereum has also shifted its use cases, with stablecoins and DeFi among the biggest sources of activity. After the Fusaka upgrade, Ethereum will be able to process more transactions and smart contract activity, without showing signs of congestion or raising prices significantly. 

In the past few years, Ethereum has rarely experienced congestion or fee spikes, making the network more predictable for DeFi activity. Ethereum remains the most attacked network, due to its long-running record of smart contracts and the ease of mixing ETH and Ethereum tokens through Tornado Cash.

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