Proof · DAS NYC track recordFORKOFF has run activations across 42 events since 2023, per our own operating record, including Korea Blockchain Week, ETHDenver, and Token2049. That count spans institutional weeks and builder weeks on three continents, and the Digital Asset Summit sits squarely in the institutional half. The Blockworks summit lands in New York from March 24 to 26 at Javits Center North, in the early-spring window when allocators, ETF desks, and regulated funds set their year. A summit like this is where a quarter of cold allocator outreach compresses into three concentrated days. Our curated side events run between 100 and 250 attendees each, a size built for the private allocator dinner rather than the trade-show floor. When the buyer is a fund partner who will give you one uninterrupted hour, the room you put them in decides the outcome.
An institutional summit does not reward reach. It rewards credibility that a fund partner can verify before the second meeting. Across 42 events we have learned that the teams who convert at a room like DAS arrive with a clear regulatory story, a named custody or ETF relationship, and a founder who can hold a policy conversation without a deck. The private-dinner format is where that credibility gets tested, because a curated table forces real questions instead of hallway small talk. Our operating record shows the pattern holds whether the capital is allocator money in New York or a strategic ticket abroad.
A DAS week runs on the same operating spine as the rest of our roster. The event management service page owns the venue, the invite list, and the follow-up sequence that turns a dinner into a booked second call. The events hub maps every week we run across crypto, AI, and enterprise calendars, so a team pairing capital and adoption milestones can plan both. For a founder weighing the March institutional week against the September creator week, the NFT NYC 2026 activation sits at the other end of the New York calendar.
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