Fidelity Digital Assets cautions that AI-driven digital activity might largely occur within centralized systems operated by big tech and fintech firms, potentially limiting demand for public blockchains. This challenges the idea that autonomous AI agents will increasingly use blockchain for payments and settlements. While Grayscale remains optimistic about blockchain networks like Ethereum and Solana benefiting from AI adoption, Fidelity warns that increased AI use may not directly boost native token values. The report also highlights security risks and the possibility that AI could reduce technical differences between blockchain networks, making factors like liquidity and trust more crucial.
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