EEA Ethereum Intelligence | Institutional Briefing #02
What happens when Ethereum changes underneath the products you run?
Following the success of the first session on 8 September, the EEA will return on 13 October with institutional teams and Ethereum protocol engineers, who will translate current developments into practical questions for the systems that institutions actually run.
This is a unique opportunity to send your engineering digital asset teams talking to a private non commercial call with the technical leaders shaping public Ethereum.
Speakers
Joseph Lubin, co-founder of Ethereum and CEO of Consensys. He will share his outlook on Ethereum.
Barnabé Monnot, Ethlabs co-founder and former Ethereum Foundation Protocol co-lead. He will present what Ethlabs built for DTCC and Chainlink on FCR, plus Quick Slots and faster finality, and what this means for institutional infrastructure.
Mislav Javor, Ethlabs, leads wallets and account coordination. He previously co-founded Klaster, acquired by Biconomy. He will cover the account and wallet layer of public Ethereum and how institutional requirements can shape Ethereum's account roadmap.
What we will cover
What has materially changed since the September briefing
Selected Ethereum changes that may create product, infrastructure, cost or operational decisions
What those changes could require from wallets, custodians, node providers, transaction platforms and other vendors
Questions submitted by participating institutions
What to monitor, what to prepare for, and where it is still too early to act
The examples above seed the discussion, the final agenda is not fixed to them.
Who this is for
Institutional teams already building, operating or designing Ethereum/EVM-based products and infrastructure: Digital Asset Technology, Product, Engineering, Architecture, Infrastructure, Operations, Risk.
Environment:
Private institutional briefing
Chatham House Rule
EEA antitrust guidelines apply
Non-commercial discussion