VIP Cocktail Night, Hosted by A&M Crypto and Latham & Watkins

Join leading executives from crypto teams across TradFi and crypto-native firms for an intimate, invite-only cocktail evening during Blockworks’ Digital Asset Summit (DAS) London, hosted by A&M Crypto and Latham & Watkins.

The lines between traditional finance and digital assets are rapidly converging. Institutions are embracing new technologies, regulated entities are entering onchain markets, and crypto-native businesses are scaling toward mainstream adoption.

We look forward to a tailored evening of meaningful dialogue with fellow executives shaping the next chapter of global finance.

About A&M

Alvarez & Marsal’s Crypto unit is the leading global crypto advisory firm. With more than 90 offices world-wide, A&M Crypto provides a wide range of advisory services led by experts in the industry with real-world experience. A&M combines operational, management, finance, and industry expertise to deliver unparalleled results for institutions looking to adopt digital assets. A&M Crypto helps large institutions with stablecoin adoption, bank crypto advisory, DATCOs, DeFi deployment, compliance/risk, government advisory, IPO readiness, post-acquisition advisory and integration, M&A transaction diligence, custody/wallet implementation, tokenization/RWA's and more. A&M’s clients include half the fortune 500, and the leading crypto-native and tradfi firms, including Bullish, Securitize, Phantom, IG Group, BitGo and many more. A&M served as lead restructuring advisor to FTX, Alameda, Genesis, Celsius, Terraform and more.

About L&W

Latham & Watkins is a global law firm whose Digital Assets & Web3 practice advises across the crypto ecosystem, including exchanges, protocol developers, asset managers, venture investors, DAOs and institutions entering the space. The team covers regulatory and licensing, token launches, stablecoins and tokenized assets, derivatives, M&A, capital markets, and enforcement and disputes, and engages directly with regulators including the SEC, CFTC, FCA, BaFin, HKMA and MAS. Chambers ranks the firm Band 1 in US FinTech Legal: Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies. Recent work includes advising a16z crypto on Digital Asset’s US$355M Canton funding round (June 2026), Bitwise on its acquisition of Chorus One (February 2026), and Coinbase on its US$3B convertible notes offering (August 2025) and UAE regulatory matters for its acquisition of Deribit. Other representative clients include OpenSea, Aave, Aptos, Celestia, EigenLayer, Starkware, Polygon and Mysten Labs.