The final day of DAS London 2025 closed on a decisive note: more banks in the room, more budget being directed toward digital assets, and a clear signal that institutions are now building for permanence, not experimentation.
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) continued delivering back-to-back demos of Amberdata Intelligence, the company’s AI-powered market-intelligence platform.
Prospects were drawn to how the platform turns complex blockchain and market datasets into fast, visual answers that can be queried in natural language.
Across the day’s panels - from “The Allocator’s Perspective on Digital Assets” to “Tokenization and Global Payments Infrastructure” the message was consistent: digital assets are moving deeper into balance-sheet planning and risk frameworks.
Several attendees mentioned that dedicated budgets and new headcount are now being allocated to tokenization, stablecoin, and infrastructure initiatives. The shift from exploration to investment was unmistakable.
At the Amberdata booth, conversations increasingly centered on the intersection of AI and crypto data:
Takeaway: AI isn’t replacing human judgment; it’s accelerating insight. And when paired with the most comprehensive digital-asset dataset, it becomes a force multiplier for institutional performance.
As DAS London concluded, the takeaway was clear: institutional adoption is no longer hypothetical. With banks expanding participation and capital flowing toward data-driven infrastructure, 2025 is shaping up as the year digital assets fully enter the financial mainstream.
Amberdata is proud to be part of that transformation — helping institutions act on intelligence, not intuition.