According to ME News, on September 8 (UTC+8), Matthew Dawson, co-founder of Ethereum Institutional, made his first visit to South Korea, meeting with major local banks, securities firms, asset management companies, and exchanges. He stated that the purpose of the trip was to establish connections with Korean institutions and convey that “Ethereum exists to serve institutions.” He also emphasized that Ethereum is “the most neutral blockchain,” assuring Korean institutions and the government that they need not worry about infrastructure being controlled by any specific foreign entity. In terms of organizational expansion, Ethereum Institutional plans to appoint a regional head for Asia within six to seven weeks and is recruiting technical, business, and consulting talent in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Japan. (Source: Foresight News)
Ethereum Institutional to Connect with Korean Institutions and Expand in Asia
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Ethereum Institutional co-founder Matthew Dawson is in South Korea, meeting with banks, exchanges, and asset managers to expand the network’s institutional presence. He emphasized Ethereum’s neutrality and robust technical support for institutional use. The team plans to appoint an Asia head within 6–7 weeks and hire talent in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Japan. With the Fear & Greed Index reflecting cautious optimism, altcoins to watch may benefit from increased institutional engagement in the region.
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