According to a recent LinkedIn post from Alchemy, the company recently participated in Blockworks DAS, which it describes as a leading institutional digital asset conference. The post indicates that discussions are shifting from speculative crypto trading toward infrastructure for tokenized fund operations and scalable stablecoin payments.
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The post highlights that CEO Nikil Viswanathan spoke about activity across what is described as more than $4T in annual transactions processed via Alchemy’s infrastructure. It also notes VIP engagements with senior leaders from financial institutions and customers, as well as interactions with ecosystem participants such as Robinhood and Canton Network.
According to the post, a recurring theme among attendees was that institutions appear to be focused less on whether to build onchain and more on selecting technology partners. For investors, this emphasis could suggest growing institutional demand for reliable blockchain infrastructure, potentially reinforcing Alchemy’s positioning as a core vendor in tokenization and payment use cases.
If institutional adoption continues on the trajectory implied in the post, providers that can demonstrate scale and compliance-ready infrastructure may gain a competitive advantage. For Alchemy, deeper relationships with hedge funds, banks, asset managers, and fintechs could translate into higher transaction volumes, increased switching costs, and improved long-term revenue visibility, though specific financial impacts are not disclosed.