Prominent blockchain company Digital Assets Holdings raising $25m
Digital Asset Holdings, run by former JP Morgan executive Blythe Masters, is looking to raise a minimum of $25m in its first round of funding.

The most powerful woman on Wall Street is tapping the biggest banks to back her new tech venture, The Post has learned.

Blythe Masters, a former commodities bigwig at JPMorgan Chase, is looking to raise $25 million or more in the first round of funding for Digital Asset Holdings — and she’s aiming at her former peers to back her venture, informed sources say.

Masters’ company uses the bitcoin-like technology called “blockchain” to shave millions of dollars in costs at banks by making settlement and record-keeping more automated.

Competition has heated up among financial companies for being the first to adopt the cutting-edge technology and be seen as an “industry leader.”

The $25 million funding round, which is the first for the company, is ongoing, according to one insider familiar with the fundraising effort.