London, UK - Following the introduction of the new Cryptoasset Reporting Framework(CARF) by HMRC from 1 January, global financial institutions, policymakers and financial sector leaders will gather in London for the third edition of the London Digital Assets Forum (DAF3), with the aim of analysing the impact of regulatory clarity on the institutional adoption of digital assets in the UK.
The event will feature leading industry figures including BlackRock, J.P. Morgan, Mastercard, Stripe, Deus X Capital and Aave, and will address key topics such as regulation, tokenization, DeFi and the integration of digital assets into mainstream finance.
To respond to the rapid growth of institutional interest in blockchain, DAF3 will take place over two days and will bring together international experts to discuss the outlook for the industry during 2026.
In 2025, the United Kingdom has strengthened its role as Europe's hub for digital assets, underpinned by an evolving regulatory environment and increasing institutional participation. Against this backdrop, the Digital Assets Forum is confirmed as a reference point for the dialogue between traditional finance and blockchain innovation.
In addition to main stage sessions, the event will offer dedicated breakout rooms, one-to-one meetings and press spaces, fostering concrete collaborations and strategic initiatives in an institutionally oriented environment.
For more information and tickets:
www.eblockchainconvention.com/digital-assets-forum/
