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Amberdata is proud to be a Gold Sponsor of DAS: London 2025, the flagship institutional digital-asset conference produced by Blockworks. Hosted at Old Billingsgate, DAS London brings together global banks, asset managers, trading firms, policymakers, and infrastructure providers to discuss the technologies and frameworks shaping the next phase of digital-asset markets.
This year’s agenda reflects how far the industry has come. Discussions have evolved beyond speculation and market access into serious conversations about regulation, infrastructure, and the integration of AI into financial workflows - themes that align directly with Amberdata’s mission to power institutional decision-making with the best digital-asset data and analytics.
Amberdata at the Center of the Conversation
Amberdata’s booth has been one of the busiest on the exhibition floor as the team showcases Amberdata Intelligence, the company’s newest product and the first AI-powered market-intelligence platform built specifically for digital assets.
Amberdata Intelligence enables users to talk directly to the data. Simply type a question and receive an immediate, chart-based answer powered by Amberdata’s 16 petabytes of proprietary blockchain and market data. The platform merges natural-language querying, visualization, and analytics into one intuitive interface, helping users spend less time searching for answers and more time acting on them.
Interest has been strong among quant researchers, trading desks, and risk teams who recognize the efficiency gains of an intelligent data layer that eliminates manual querying and complex integration work. The product’s reception at DAS reinforces a broader shift across institutions: the demand is no longer for raw data alone, but for interpretable intelligence that connects on-chain activity, market microstructure, and traditional market signals in one environment.
Representing Amberdata at DAS London are Taylor Travis (Head of Sales & Business Development), Michael Marshall (Head of Research), Pritam Mathivanan (VP Product), Robert Weaver (Account Executive), and Isabella Henderson (Director of Product Marketing). The team has been meeting with banks, hedge funds, asset managers, and trading-infrastructure providers throughout the event to demonstrate how unified data access and AI-driven insights are transforming institutional workflows.
A Policy-Forward Opening
The first day of DAS London began with a clear focus on policy and regulation. “Shaping Up: MiCA 2.0, U.S. Policy, and Crypto’s Regulatory Picture” set the stage for global coordination challenges, followed by “The Future of Digital Assets in the U.K.”, featuring Nigel Farage, who called for regulatory streamlining and even proposed a national Bitcoin reserve to maintain competitiveness.
The remarks ignited discussion across social media and conference corridors alike, reinforcing the U.K.’s intent to balance innovation with oversight.
Takeaway: Policymakers are testing frameworks that can promote growth without inviting systemic risk - a critical tension for digital assets’ next regulatory chapter.
Infrastructure and AI as Trust Layers
The intersection of blockchain infrastructure and AI has emerged as a defining theme. In “Why AI’s Trust Problem Is Ethereum’s Next Growth Flywheel,” J.T. Rose of Eigen Labs highlighted how verifiable computation and on-chain validation could solve the provenance challenges facing AI systems.
Attendees drew direct parallels to financial data transparency, seeing blockchain not just as a transaction network but as a trust-enabling infrastructure for the coming era of algorithmic decision-making.
Market Structure, Liquidity, and Stablecoins
Afternoon sessions turned to market structure and liquidity. Panels such as “The Stablecoin Revolution & What Comes Next for Global Payments” and “Will Synthetic Dollars Cause the Next Luna-Type Collapse?” examined how yield compression, global capital movement, and regulatory divergence are reshaping the stablecoin landscape.
Traders and fund managers echoed a shared view: interoperability, capital efficiency, and transparency will determine which stablecoin models endure and which fade.
Takeaway: Stablecoins continue to bridge TradFi and DeFi, but the focus has shifted toward operational integrity and cross-chain standardization.
Looking Ahead to Day 2
Day 2 of DAS London will build on this momentum with panels exploring ETFs and Institutional Investment, Tokenization and Real-World Assets, and Global Payments and Settlement Infrastructure.
As the week continues, one theme is already clear: digital-asset markets are no longer defined by speculation, but by the integration of data transparency, regulatory maturity, and AI-driven intelligence - precisely the areas where Amberdata is leading.
