Digital Asset Summit New York 2027

Digital Asset Summit (DAS) is the New York conference of Blockworks, the crypto media and research company. The 2027 edition is scheduled for 30 March to 1 April 2027 at Javits Center North in New York. It runs three days of sessions, with networking events and an attendee app. Its pitch is that traditional finance is moving onto blockchain rails. The audience is institutional. Blockworks names six groups: asset managers such as venture, hedge and private equity funds; crypto ecosystem companies including protocols, stablecoin and RWA issuers; banks, brokerages, market makers and payment processors; allocators like family offices, pensions, endowments, foundations and sovereign wealth funds; legal, audit, tax and data firms; and regulators. For past editions the organiser cites 2,414+ attendees from more than 965 institutions, 138+ speakers and over $2.6 trillion in assets under management represented, with more than 31% of attendees at executive level. The programme is built on six themes. Onchain capital markets covers tokenised equities and real-world assets, trade settlement, tokenised money market funds, perpetuals and other onchain derivatives. The other five are stablecoins and global payments; fintech and enterprise products such as yield, vaults and embedded wallets; how investors weigh allocation and risk in venture, liquid and institutional portfolios and in hedge funds; US digital asset policy and regulation; and DeFi with a focus on risk management. No 2027 agenda or speakers had been published when this page was prepared. Four ticket types are listed. General Admission (all sessions, meals and networking events) costs $899 at the early-access rate, then $1,299 standard and $1,699 last chance. VIP adds a VIP and Speaker Dinner on 30 March and a private lounge with workspace and lunch, priced $1,999, $2,499 and $2,999 across the same stages. General Admission Plus at $1,099 is GA with lounge entry, and paying Blockworks Research subscribers can get a $399 ticket. Prices exclude taxes and may rise; badges require photo ID. For affiliates and media buyers the fit is indirect. DAS is aimed at institutional capital, payments and policy, and none of its published themes deal with user acquisition or affiliate programmes. It is most useful for crypto and finance partners promoting exchanges, wallets or trading products who want to follow where stablecoins, tokenised assets and US rules are heading, and for business development teams hoping to meet exchanges, fintechs and payment companies.