According to a recent LinkedIn post from Alchemy, the company participated in Blockworks DAS, which it describes as a leading institutional digital asset conference. The post characterizes a shift in attendee focus from speculative crypto trading toward infrastructure for tokenized fund operations and large-scale stablecoin payments.
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The LinkedIn post notes that CEO Nikil Viswanathan spoke about transaction activity reportedly exceeding $4T annually on Alchemy’s infrastructure. It also mentions a VIP dinner with senior leaders from financial institutions and customers, as well as ecosystem engagements with firms such as Robinhood and Canton Network.
The content suggests growing institutional interest in building on blockchain infrastructure rather than debating its relevance, with decision-making framed around which partners to use. For investors, this emphasis may indicate that Alchemy is positioning itself as a core infrastructure provider to institutional asset managers, banks, and fintechs, which could support transaction-driven revenue growth and deeper integration into traditional financial workflows.
If this institutional adoption trend continues, Alchemy could benefit from network effects as more financial players standardize on a limited set of infrastructure providers. At the same time, the recurring theme of institutions choosing “who to build with” implies an increasingly competitive landscape, where long-term financial upside may depend on Alchemy’s ability to maintain performance, security, and regulatory alignment relative to rival providers.