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Each week on the Digital Bytes Show, James Tylee, founder Cyber.FM in the USA, talks to Jonny Fry from TeamBlockchain reviewing the latest Digital Bytes. They explore how, where and why Blockchain technology and/or Digital Assets are being used in various industries and jurisdictions globally. Cyber.FM Radio, a product of Distributed Ledger Performance Rights Organization (DLPRO LLC), was established in 2008 and has 4.6 million listeners across 140 countries.


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Copy Trading: Why Is the Market Growing So Fast? - with James Tylee

Wed, 11 Feb 2026

Copy trading lets you mirror professional traders automatically, select who to follow, adjust allocation, and stop anytime, while retaining full control and responsibility for your account. No one else accesses your funds. It democratizes elite strategies via AI and enables 24/7 trading allowing profits in rising and falling markets. As traditional funds grapple with high costs, tokenization and AI agents are shifting the future toward low-fee, always-on, intelligent investing.


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Jan 28th: Why Wall Street’s Latest tokenization Rush Will Fail Without Market Readiness with Mike Foy, CFO, Amina Bank

Thu, 05 Feb 2026

Wall Street’s new tokenization wave will stall without market readiness. A Swiss tokenized gold product failed because gold buyers rejected digital wrappers and crypto investors ignored gold. Infrastructure can fix custody and settlement, but adoption requires aligning blockchain’s 24/7 markets with legacy business hours, weekend pricing distortions, liquidity gaps, and always‑on compliance. Tokenization’s real value is in illiquid assets like private equity and real estate, where evolving regulation and infrastructure can finally support scale.

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Jan 7th: When Game Worlds Think For Themselves: How AI Agents and Web3 Are Rewriting Play, Work and Value ft: Dr Jane Thomason Leader in AI, Web3, Gaming & Digital Transformation

Sun, 01 Feb 2026

Online gaming is mutating from entertainment into a self-organising digital economy. AI agents now design worlds, manage resources and shape narratives in real time, while Web3 anchors ownership, governance and value on chain. The impact is profound: games become laboratories for autonomous markets, digital labour and creator economies. For players, this blurs play and work; for platforms, it turns gaming into infrastructure for future digital societies.

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Jan 21st Why Lawyers Will Be Human Oracles for AI Agents w: David Parsons, TPX Property Exchanges

Sun, 01 Feb 2026

In 2026, the proliferation of autonomous AI agents marks a paradigm shift from “reactive” tools to “proactive” systems. Whilst AI excels at mechanics and volume, it falters in moral ambiguity and real-world certification. Lawyers serve as “human oracles” - indispensable interpreters who provide the authoritative “human stamp” on digital triggers, ethical dilemmas and subjective context. By bridging rigid logic with nuanced judgment, they secure the profession’s relevance as essential guides in an AI-driven simulation.

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Jan 14th: Programmable Privacy: Balancing Confidentiality and Transparency in Tokenised Finance with Alex Bausch of 2Tokens

Sun, 01 Feb 2026

Programmable privacy reshapes financial infrastructure by enabling institution-grade confidentiality on public or shared ledgers. Banks, asset managers and market venues can prove compliance (AML, KYC, solvency, reporting) without exposing trading strategies, customer data or collateral positions; this could accelerate tokenised markets, unlock institutional adoption and reduce operational risk. At the same time, regulators gain cryptographically guaranteed audit access, creating a new paradigm for privacy: neither secrecy nor transparency but verifiable, controllable disclosure embedded directly into financial instruments.

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