Institutional Digital Asset Infrastructure in 2026 - Webinar
Institutional Digital Asset Infrastructure in 2026
A practitioner roundtable for custodians, asset managers, and infrastructure providers—focused on how institutions are deploying onchain at scale.
As digital assets mature, institutions are moving beyond exploration into real deployment. But what does “onchain at scale” truly look like in practice?
This webinar brings together custodians, asset managers, and infrastructure providers for a practitioner-led discussion on how institutional players are building, integrating, and operating within today’s digital asset ecosystem. From custody and staking to data infrastructure and risk management, the session will explore the realities behind adoption—what’s working, what’s not, and what still needs to be solved.
Designed as a focused, insight-driven conversation, this is not a theoretical overview, but a practical look at how infrastructure is evolving to meet institutional standards—and how trust, compliance, and operational efficiency are shaping the next phase of growth.
No noise. Just the people building it, sharing how institutions are truly deploying onchain.
Join us on 20 May for this insightful discussion. Speakers will be announced in the coming weeks.
Confirmed speakers:
Moderator:
Alex Loktev, CRO, P2P.org
Alex Loktev is the Chief Revenue Officer at P2P.org, leading the company’s international commercial strategy and global B2B revenue operations. Responsible for scaling enterprise and institutional partnerships across the US, EMEA, and APAC through both direct and partner-led channels, with a focus on digital asset infrastructure, staking, and institutional adoption.
Myles Harrison, CPO, Amina Bank
Myles is Chief Product Officer at AMINA Bank, where he leads both product and marketing across crypto custody, trading, and everyday banking. With more than three years of experience shaping regulated digital asset banking, he brings a sharp perspective on how traditional finance is approaching the next phase of institutional adoption.
John Hallahan, Director of Business Solutions & Advisory, Fireblocks
John leads Business Solutions & Advisory for Fireblocks across EMEA, working closely with banks, payment providers, exchanges, and asset managers on institutional digital asset strategy, from first use case to full production deployment. With more than a decade of experience in the digital asset space, his background spans some of the industry’s most influential organizations, including EY, where he served as Irish Blockchain Lead, ConsenSys and Deloitte’s EMEA Blockchain Lab.
Patrick Delaney, CEO, Ampli
Patrick Delaney is the CEO of Ampli, focused on the intersection of AI, automation, and institutional digital asset infrastructure. His work centers on helping financial institutions adopt AI-powered treasury and operational systems while maintaining security, oversight, and regulatory control. He is actively involved in discussions around automated financial operations, capital efficiency, and the future of AI-driven infrastructure in institutional markets.
About P2P.org:
P2P.org stands at the forefront of institutional staking, transforming digital asset participation through our pioneering "Staking-as-a-Business" approach. With over $10 billion in staked and restaked assets spread across more than 40 blockchains, P2P.org has built a thriving ecosystem that serves over 90,000 delegators and hundreds of institutional clients. P2P.org's commitment to technological excellence and performance optimization consistently delivers superior staking experience, while the unified API simplifies the complex world of multi-chain staking - enabling institutions to access optimized solutions across 30+ chains through a single integration.
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