Ethereum’s lawyer for a long time, William Mougayar, will be the curator and editor of the Ethereum Market Research Center (EMRC), an initiative led by the community aimed at raising the profile of the blockchain ecosystem between institutional and professionals.
EMRC will present contributions from outstanding builders, researchers and analysts throughout Ethereum. It will include an original investigation written by EMRC taxpayers, material cured by external sources, thought leadership pieces and real -time news.
Ethereum includes a large and innovative ecosystem that is the host of the main market share of Stablecoin, the proliferation of real world assets (RWAS) and most of the total value blocked in decentralized finances (DEFI). But many argue that this has not been reflected in the price of the ether
symbolic. That is partly due to the fact that rival blockchains have been more organized and systematic to transmit their message, Mougayar said.
“Ethereum is number 1 when it comes to market share, but we realize that he has not been communicating his messages as well as he should,” Mougayar said in an interview. “Meanwhile, Solana has been very aggressive from a marketing perspective.”
The new research center aims to assume part of the educational burden that is not suitable for the Ethereum Foundation centered on the developer, and simply to “revitalize Ethereum’s message,” Mougayar said. The measure is part of a broader impulse to push Ethereum to his next institutional phase, while involving multiple companies and individual leaders, he added.
The idea that many competitive layer 2 blockchains that are executed on Ethereum and that offer cheaper and fastest transactions have somehow cannibalized the mother chain is more an out of place perception than a real problem, Mougayar said.
“Ethereum is really the L2S and L1 working together,” Mougayar said. “At the end of the year, there will probably be 200 L2. Therefore, it is a complete ecosystem and not on a characteristics contest. Ethereum is very decentralized and will continue to grow laterally, just like the Internet.”
The decentralization of all my heart, something that is missing in other blockchain ecosystems, Mougayar points out, makes things like messages difficult for Ethereum.
“The problem with a decentralized system is that everything is everywhere and can somehow be a weakness,” said Mougayar. “Therefore, the way of remedying this weakness is to recalize some of this. Therefore, at some point, you must recent the decentralized mass so you can see it, so that it can be easier for people to see everything in one place.”
