Day 2 of DAS London 2025 was another full day of energy, conversation, and non-stop engagement at the Amberdata booth, where our team continued to meet with institutional investors, asset managers, and trading-infrastructure providers from around the world. As a Gold Sponsor, Amberdata remains front and center in discussions about how data, infrastructure, and AI are transforming the digital-asset economy.
Representing Amberdata at the event are:
The team has been conducting continuous demos of Amberdata Intelligence, our new AI-powered market-intelligence platform designed for institutions that demand fast, interpretable insights from complex blockchain and market datasets. Interest has been extremely high, with attendees eager to see how natural-language querying and visualization can radically simplify how data is explored and acted upon.
The day began with “Bridging Institutions and Innovation in the Digital Asset Era,” framing how traditional finance and blockchain-native models are increasingly interoperable rather than competitive. A follow-up panel on “Onchain Capital Formation & The Next Wave of Institutional Crypto Products” examined governance, custody, and transparency as the prerequisites for institutional adoption - not optional enhancements.
Key takeaway: Institutional alignment requires shared data standards and verifiable infrastructure - two areas where Amberdata’s unified approach to blockchain and market data directly resonates.
Sessions such as “Yield: The Missing Link for Bitcoin” and “24/7 Onchain Financing and Liquidity: Can the UK Keep Up?” captured a major institutional question: how do you create safe, regulated yield in a market that never sleeps? These panels underscored the growing importance of real-time collateral data and liquidity analytics, both of which depend on transparent, cross-chain market visibility.
The institutional track focused heavily on tokenization, with “Real-World Impact: Driving Utility and Adoption Through Tokenization” exploring how asset-backed tokens could revolutionize market access. Meanwhile, “Stablecoins vs. Tokenized Deposits vs. CBDCs” prompted debate over which model best balances liquidity, compliance, and scalability.
Consensus among attendees: tokenization is inevitable, but standardization and data integrity will decide who captures value.
The conversation at Amberdata’s booth consistently revolved around the intersection of AI and crypto data - and what it means for institutional decision-making.
Here’s what we’re hearing:
As the conference moves into its final day, discussions will turn toward tokenization of real-world assets, ETF evolution, and payment infrastructure. Across every track, one theme remains consistent: institutions want trusted data and intelligent tools to navigate an increasingly complex digital-asset landscape.
That’s exactly where Amberdata is leading - demonstrating how unified data access and AI-driven analytics are redefining what institutional intelligence looks like in digital assets.