AI agents moving money is already becoming normal.
The part I keep coming back to is what happens when two agents need to decide, in seconds, whether they should transact with each other. There’s no human sitting there doing due diligence. That’s where @Concordium starts to look increasingly interesting. Its Agent Registry and Verified by Concordium Badge give agents on Ethereum and Solana a way to carry proof that a verified human or business stands behind them, without forcing them to migrate. Then there’s the MCP Server. An agent can actually check another agent’s verification before deciding whether to interact. That’s a much bigger idea than putting a badge on a profile. It turns identity and accountability into something machines themselves can use. As agent-to-agent commerce grows, I think this layer becomes harder to ignore. The rails are getting faster. Concordium is working on making sure we know who’s actually riding them. 🤖 Sponsored by Concordium.
AI agents moving money is already becoming normal.
The part I keep coming back to is what happens when two agents need to decide, in seconds, whether they should transact with each other.
There’s no human sitting there doing due diligence.
That’s where @Concordium starts to look increasingly interesting.
Its Agent Registry and Verified by Concordium Badge give agents on Ethereum and Solana a way to carry proof that a verified human or business stands behind them, without forcing them to migrate.
Then there’s the MCP Server.
An agent can actually check another agent’s verification before deciding whether to interact.
That’s a much bigger idea than putting a badge on a profile.
It turns identity and accountability into something machines themselves can use.
As agent-to-agent commerce grows, I think this layer becomes harder to ignore.
The rails are getting faster.
Concordium is working on making sure we know who’s actually riding them. 🤖
Sponsored by Concordium.