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$150T+ around the table: the first 2 briefings of the new EEA Ethereum Intelligence program.

Introducing Ethereum Intelligence, Ethereum’s roadmap translated for institutions. G-SIB banks, market infrastructures, rating agencies and advisory firms joined our first two private briefings.

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Redwan Meslem
October 19, 2026

If your institution issues, holds, settles or tokenizes regulated assets on Ethereum, this is for your digital asset, product and technology teams.

A new Ethereum rule gives a reliable confirmation signal in seconds instead of about 13 minutes. That could change what you ask your wallet and custody providers for, how your settlement team operates and what your clients expect. Chainlink and DTCC showed it at Sibos this September.

How can you benefit from it? Who should you talk to? When does it happen? Those are the questions we answer in the EEA Ethereum Intelligence Program.

We bring a small, curated group of the engineers building Ethereum (there are about 200 core protocol engineers worldwide) to selected global firms in monthly private calls, so those firms can decode what’s coming, anticipate it and prepare.

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance has been a neutral, member-led nonprofit dedicated to enterprise Ethereum adoption since 2017. Over the past two months, we piloted the program under the Chatham House Rule. 12 global firms representing $150T+ in assets joined, with 30+ digital asset and blockchain leaders from engineering and product.

Speakers included Joseph Lubin (Co-founder of Ethereum, Chairman & CEO of MetaMask, Executive Chairman of Consensys and Board Director of Enterprise Ethereum Alliance) and Barnabé Monnot (Ethlabs co-founder, former Ethereum Foundation protocol lead), along with experts in interoperability, Ethereum data structures, staking operations, Ethereum change process.

On November 17, we host the last open briefing, a deep dive on privacy on Ethereum. Asset managers, issuers, financial institutions and global firms are welcome to apply. Seats are limited to keep the conversation dynamic.
Apply to join the final open briefing →

From 2027, the program is reserved for paying cohort members, with founding terms for selected organizations that commit by December. Email [email protected] to learn more.

The EEA is funded by its members. That’s what keeps this room neutral. Thank you to all of them.