Ethereum Foundation: Ethereum can be used in government agency scenarios such as digital identity, public records, and asset tokenization

According to Odaily, the Ethereum Foundation's Global Policy and Strategy Team has released a policy guide for governments and institutions, positioning Ethereum as essential public infrastructure. The report states that since Ethereum's launch in 2015, it has operated without interruption, and by March 2026, the security of the network will be ensured by approximately $76 billion in staked ETH. Ethereum has a geographically diverse validator network, multiple independent client implementations, and a large developer ecosystem. The foundation notes that many current digital services rely on centralized intermediaries, posing risks such as single points of failure, network attacks, or political pressure, while Ethereum's decentralized architecture is more suitable for applications such as digital identity, public records, and asset tokenization. The report highlights live use cases including decentralized identity initiatives in Bhutan and Buenos Aires, and India's Ethereum-based land registry project, illustrating that governments have begun exploring this technology.