Ethereum’s institutional push now includes a dedicated R&D nonprofit
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There is a growing discussion around how AI-enhanced bug finding could either strengthen or weaken security in crypto protocols, with many believing it could lead to more robust defenses against attacks.
Sharplink says the new nonprofit, Ethlabs, “exists to ensure the network is ready to absorb” the demand that institutions will place on it with stablecoins, tokenization and AI.
The establishment of Ethlabs aims to prepare Ethereum for institutional demand driven by stablecoins and tokenization.
Scottish asset manager Baillie Gifford has launched BAGEY, the first publicly available, fully native UK-regulated tokenized bond fund, with BNY providing custody and wallet infrastructure across Solana and Ethereum.
Some of Ethereum's largest holders are coming together to fund a new research and development lab aimed at boosting the network and ETH.
Ethlabs, backed by Joe Lubin and the two largest ETH DATs, Bitmine and SharpLink, will focus on institutional adoption.
Former Ethereum Foundation researchers have launched Ethlabs, an independent org set on making Ethereum the world's settlement layer.
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