Digital Bytes
Jonny FryDigital Bytes analyses blockchain adoption in banking, stablecoins in finance, tokenised assets and programmable money. A weekly briefing on how digital infrastructure is reshaping financial markets.
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Digital Bytes 12th August 2026
Your bank’s next customer is an algorithm: how AI agents will decide where money moves - AI agents are becoming economic actors that can select banks, negotiate terms, move money and allocate capital without step-by-step human approval. Th...
Pump.fun built crypto’s perfect casino: then the degens found better tables Written by James Tylee from Cyber.FM
How Pump.fun went from crypto’s most-used app to one more table in the casino
There is a particular kind of silence that settles over a casino at four in the morning, after the high rollers have left and only those who cannot walk away rem...
When digital dollars pay different rates: is Gresham’s Law returning? Written by David Parsons and Jonny Fry*, London Digital Escrow
Part 4 of 8: “The case for the singleness of money”
Digital finance is now testing that principle in a new form. The United States’ GENIUS Act, formally the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins Act, created a fed...
The $1 trillion insurance tokenisation bet: can blockchain fix property data, or simply repackage old risks?
Hashgraph and the Institutes RiskStream Collaborative are developing an interoperable property-risk and resilience portal combining HashSphere (a private permissioned ledger) with the public Hedera network. According to data from S&P Global...
Your bank’s next customer is an algorithm: how AI agents will decide where money moves
For the history of modern banking, the customer has been a legally recognised person or entity capable of owning assets, entering contracts and accepting liability.
For the history of modern banking, the customer has been a legally recogni...
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Jonny Fry, writes weekly Digital Bytes since 2018 , focused on blockchain, AI & digital economy. for banking, fintech & policy pros. He is also a speaker
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