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Digital Bytes 14th October 2026
A weekly analysis focused on who, how, why and where blockchain, digital assets and AI are being used across various industries and economies globally.
Oct 13
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Jonny Fry
The grid is becoming a market: how AI and tokenisation will turn every home into an energy asset
Written by Alex Bausch, Chair of 2Tokens
Oct 13
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Jonny Fry
Proof of personhood in reverse: when AI agents transact, how does blockchain know who is really in control?
For much of blockchain’s history, digital identity has meant connecting a wallet to a person with KYC, credentials, biometrics or reputation answering…
Oct 13
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Jonny Fry
The AI trust stack in capital markets: why autonomous agents will scrutinise intermediated tokens
Tokenisation is often discussed as though it were one technology and one legal structure - it is neither.
Oct 13
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Jonny Fry
When AI agents choose the money, will UK bank deposits still win?
What happens when the choice of money is delegated to software?
Oct 13
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Jonny Fry
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Digital Bytes 7th October 2026
Digital Bytes is a weekly analysis focused on how blockchain, digital assets and AI are being used across industries, markets and economies globally.
Oct 7
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Jonny Fry
Making a reality of wholesale digital markets
Written by Chris Woolard CBE, UK Wholesale Digital Markets Champion and Financial Services Partner at EY
Oct 5
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Jonny Fry
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When AI agents buy and sell mortgages: could they bypass banks?
Written by David Parsons and Jonny Fry
Oct 5
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Jonny Fry
Who should control the key? Can self-custody challenge the global custodian model?
When Changpeng Zhao, (founder of Binance, the worlds’ biggest digital asset exchange) argued that coins may be statistically safer on exchanges than in…
Oct 5
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Jonny Fry
When credit ratings go on chain: who rates the risk behind tokenised assets?
Tokenisation changes more than the wrapper around a bond or fund.
Oct 5
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Jonny Fry
September 2026
Digital Bytes 30th September 2026
Digital Bytes is a weekly analysis focused on how blockchain, digital assets and AI are being used across industries, markets and economies globally.
Sep 30
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Jonny Fry
Google sold the first page: AI agents will buy without seeing it
Author: David Parsons of the TPX Group (London), writing for London Digital Escrow
Sep 29
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Jonny Fry
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