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Stablecoins now make up nearly 10% of the total crypto market cap and about half of that activity runs on Ethereum. With that scale of adoption, it is significant that just two days ago the GENIUS Act became law, establishing the first federal framework for dollar-backed

Bitcoin is the go-to blockchain for store of value. Ethereum is the go-to blockchain for smart contracts. Ethereum has been running non-stop for 10 years. This is what you need if your goal is to onboard the next billion users.

Both treasury companies and ETFs/ETPs have exposure to the underlying asset (Ethereum), but there is a key difference. U.S. ETFs cannot currently generate yield from Ethereum. The ETH cannot be staked yet. Treasury companies may pursue more flexible strategies to access yield

The iShares Ethereum ETF ranked second in inflows last week among more than 4,300 ETFs, just behind the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF. Institutions are turning toward what’s widely considered the most actively used decentralized network powering smart contracts.

New markets bring new opportunities. The traditional financial market has been in existence for many decades and is, as such, largely efficient. DeFi began gaining serious traction in 2020. It is still early. A developing financial industry with fewer institutional players and

Ethereum turns 10 years old today. Since then, we’ve seen: - $140.7B in total DeFi protocols, with Ethereum still leading the way - $266.1B issued in stablecoins, over half of which circulate on Ethereum - Thousands of decentralized apps launched on Ethereum Crypto has grown

Institutions continue to explore and integrate onchain infrastructure. We’re building operational strategies aligned with that trend.