According to CoinDesk, the Ethereum Foundation has released a policy guide aimed at governments and institutions, emphasizing that Ethereum's decentralized architecture is suitable as a neutral infrastructure for applications such as digital identity and public records. The report calls on policymakers to distinguish between decentralized public blockchains and networks controlled by enterprises.
The guide notes that Ethereum has operated uninterrupted since its launch in 2015, with approximately $76 billion in ETH currently staked to secure the network. Additionally, the report highlights pilot projects in Bhutan, Buenos Aires, and India in the areas of identity verification and land registration, demonstrating Ethereum's potential in real-world use cases.