According to the announcement, the new capital follows a prior grant awarded to the company in 2024 from Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin and the Ethereum Foundation. Those initial funds were used to commence operations and initiate educational efforts within the financial sector regarding Ethereum.

The company stated on Wednesday that the funds will be used to advance its core development projects. These include building zero-knowledge privacy infrastructure for trading tokenized assets, creating a settlement engine for institutional workflows, and developing applications for tokenized fixed-income markets.

Etherealize was co-founded by former Wall Street trader Vivek Raman and former Ethereum Foundation research lead Danny Ryan, alongside Ethereum veterans Grant Hummer and Zach Obront. The team aims to modernize legacy financial systems using Ethereum’s programmable infrastructure.

The Ethereum ecosystem currently processes the vast majority of stablecoin volume and tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), cementing its position as a leading global financial infrastructure layer. This adoption by major institutions underpins Etherealize’s operational thesis.

Since its launch in January 2025, the company reports engaging with numerous banks and asset managers. Its activities have also included supporting policy discussions, such as providing testimony on the CLARITY Act before the House Financial Services Committee.

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