Polkadot Capital Group CEO David Sedacca said that in recent years, large companies’ engagement with blockchain has expanded beyond speculative trading, with businesses now more interested in tokenized bonds, cross-border payments, and staking. However, most traditional companies have a hard time navigating blockchain due to regulatory uncertainty and complex terminology.

“We are ready to share our knowledge and experience with large companies so that they clearly understand the uniqueness and value of our network and can confidently interact with it,” said David Sedacca.

Polkadot Capital Group has named several areas that it offers to develop for large companies: real-world asset tokenization (RWA), staking and decentralized finance (DeFi), case studies, and integration with centralized and decentralized trading solutions in the Polkadot ecosystem. If the project develops successfully, the Polkadot ecosystem will receive an influx of money and increase the trust of regulators, the project creators hope.

Four years ago, during the successful launch of parachains, the Polkadot project coin, DOT, cost about $ 40. Now it is trading below $ 4, and the market capitalization of Polkadot is $ 6.14 billion.

The company 21Shares is going to launch a spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) on Polkadot, but in June the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) postponed its decision on the 21Shares application. The agency must make a final decision by November 8, 2025.

According to last year's data from Parity Data, the number of active addresses in the Polkadot ecosystem was 605,200. Almost half are associated with the Moonbeam parachain.

Earlier, Bits.media founder Ivan Tikhonov discussed the principles of Polkadot and the demand for DOT coins with former Parity Technologies DevOps Denis Soldatov.