Institutional change management for Ethereum
Know what is changing. When it matters. What your team needs to do.
Understand Ethereum changes and what they mean for your team. Through its legal framework and process, EEA also collects your feedback and shares it with the open-source community without attribution.
Completed First briefing ·Ethereum Intelligence
Understand the changes. Make your feedback heard.
See what matters for your institution. EEA collects your feedback and shares it with the open-source community without attribution, through its legal framework.
Explore Strategic Intelligence 02Practitioner Access
The people working on Ethereum are in the room.
Work with people reviewing EIPs, implementing clients, operating validators, building data infrastructure, and solving wallet or custody questions.
Meet the practitioner network 03Institutional Events in New York
Bring your questions to the right room.
Meet institutions and Ethereum practitioners in New York to discuss implementation questions, operational concerns and shared requirements.
Explore institutional eventsAn institutional interface into Ethereum
Your feedback. Shared without attribution.
EEA collects questions and requirements, removes identifying details, and brings the feedback to the open-source community through its legal framework and process.
Questions, requirements and operational concerns
Supported by EEA's legal framework and process
The appropriate public venue for the question
EEA facilitates participation in the public process. It does not control the roadmap or guarantee influence.
The engagement loop
Read. Identify exposure. Ask. Participate.
Understand the changes, discuss your exposure, and share your feedback. EEA helps bring it to the open-source community without attribution.