Digital Asset Holdings launched in March touting a new technology platform that facilitates secure settlement between digital and traditional currencies. The cryptocurrency market has developed a reputation as being akin to the Wild West, making secure digital transaction processing paramount. One of the ways Digital Asset Holdings put distance between it and its competitors was by bringing Blythe Masters, a big name former JPMorgan executive, into the fold in March to lead the company as CEO. In the time since, the distributed ledger startup has gone out to do two deals, buying Hyperledger and Bits of Proof.