CoinShares International Limited (Nasdaq Stockholm: CS, OTCQX: CNSRF), Europe’s largest digital asset investment manager, is making a decisive move into America’s wealth management sector with the launch of “The Advisor Series”, an exclusive video content initiative aimed directly at financial advisors navigating the rapidly shifting landscape of digital assets. The rollout, timed for September 2025, solidifies CoinShares’ strategy of practical expansion in the United States in partnership with TMX VettaFi, and further emphasizes the company’s unique approach: to empower financial advisors by focusing on real-world experiences and issues faced by their peers.
CoinShares isn’t new to bold steps. After acquiring Valkyrie in 2021, now operating as CoinShares Valkyrie, the firm deliberately set out to be the go-to digital asset partner for American advisors, underlining its commitment to accessible education rather than vague assurances or generic promotional content.
What truly sets “The Advisor Series” apart is its peer-to-peer format. Rather than flooding viewers with corporate talking points, the series features practicing advisory leaders who speak candidly about genuine challenges: client skepticism, evolving regulatory demands, and portfolio management strategies that work in the real world. These are not distant experts; they are established professionals respected by colleagues across the industry.
The inaugural lineup includes five influential figures:
Henri Arslanian, co-founder of Nine Blocks Capital Management, brings deep expertise from his background as a global crypto leader at PwC and as a vocal advocate for regulatory clarity and digital asset literacy.
Anna N’jie-Konte, CEO of Poder Wealth Advisors, is committed to rewriting money stories for women and communities of color. She is a three-time Investopedia “Top 100 Influential Financial Advisors” awardee and regularly appears in major media outlets discussing financial empowerment and values-driven planning.
Lazetta Rainey Braxton, CEO of The Real Wealth Coterie, draws on 25+ years of experience as an entrepreneur and advisor focused on diversity and holistic wealth management—her leadership style emphasizes career growth, regulatory insight and inclusive engagement.
Alex Chalekian, CEO of Lake Avenue Financial, combines decades of wealth management experience with a practical approach to estate planning and business transitions, coaching other advisors and growing his firm into one of the industry’s fastest rising practices.
Tyrone Ross, President and Founder of 401/Financial, is widely recognized for his advocacy of financial inclusion, ranking among Investopedia’s “Top 100 Financial Advisors” and being named by Financial Planning.com as a change-maker in wealth management.
This peer-powered approach isn’t just about sharing war stories. CoinShares, in its role as the official cryptocurrency sponsor of TMX VettaFi, supplies infrastructure supporting advisor education at multiple levels. The company offers actionable market research, live webinars, targeted advisor acquisition campaigns, and advanced conversion tools. Advisors can dig deeper through proprietary guides and resources on CoinShares’ website and the VettaFi crypto hub, making knowledge freely accessible rather than locked behind paywalls or marketing gates.
It’s also worth noting that CoinShares isn’t a newcomer. The firm, headquartered in Jersey with offices spanning France, Sweden, Switzerland, the UK and the U.S., has focused on digital assets since 2013 and is fully regulated in each jurisdiction it serves. Its commitment to clarity, not buzzwords, has attracted institutional, corporate and individual clients alike.
As digital asset adoption among U.S. advisors accelerates, education is emerging as the practical differentiator, and CoinShares is banking on experience-driven, peer-led insight to win trust. In the words of Tyrone Ross, “CoinShares has become a trusted brand in the crypto space, and I’m excited to be included in their efforts to empower financial advisors with this educational series”.
For advisors hoping to bridge the gap between digital assets and wealth management, “The Advisor Series” may open essential conversations and offer practical answers, directly from those who know the terrain.
