Jonny Fry / James Tylee of Digital Bytes by Team Blockchain on Cyber.FM 5th January 2022 ft: Takatoshi Shibayama from Copper Ltd:

James Tylee from CyberFM

Welcome to the first edition of 2022 of Digital Bytes. Our first week of 2022 features Takatoshi Shibayama from Copper Ltd.

In the last couple of years we have seen a lot of investment in the infrastructure that was needed in order for Blockchain technology and Digital Assets to be embraced by institutions and the wider community as a whole. Many proof of concepts by multiple organisations have demonstrated the benefits of using blockchains and Digital Assets in a wide variety of ways which are now being implemented.

We first started writing Digital Bytes in March 2018 to offer a weekly analysis of how, where and why Blockchain technology and Digital Assets are being used. By having regular guest articles we also gain insight and a different perspective from a variety of businesses. As you will know, Digital Bytes is advertisement-free and by using case studies and hyper-links to a wide range of publications we are able to verify the quotes and statistics we cite, whilst offering additional reading material.

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In this week's Digital Bytes we have the following:

1. Predictions and thoughts for 2022.

2. Three of the newest words in the Collins Dictionary in 2021, and ‘crypto’ was the most searched word on Reddit.

3. How Singapore is raising the global standard in crypto asset regulation.

4. Link to the Digital Bytes show on Cyber.FM.

Finally, on behalf of TeamBlockchain I would like to wish you a very happy 2022 and trust you have lots of laughter along the way.

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