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[image] 🚨 LIVE NOW ERC-8004, AI Agents & The Next Trust Layer AI agents can communicate. AI agents can transact. But how do they establish trust? Join @banditxbt , Andy Nelson, and Theo Bachmann as they unpack: → ERC-8004 → Agent identity → Reputation & validation →

[image] Sunday reminder: Accountability isn’t something you point at. It’s something you carry. Own the work. Own the outcome. Own the next move. Because accountability starts here. concordium:native

[image] The enterprise problem with autonomous agents isn’t getting them to act. It’s deciding how much authority to give something that can act without a human in the loop. That’s where agent identity becomes infrastructure, not an add-on. Identity → permissions → execution →

[video] Who will define the standard for digital identity? Theo and Andy discussed why identity can’t stay locked inside walled gardens. The future needs a trust layer where users can verify who they are, prove what matters, and keep control of their data. Not just digital identity.

[image] AI agents can now write code, move assets, execute tasks, and interact with other systems. The next challenge isn't capability. It's trust. Today, our CEO, @BBilowitzki, joins industry leaders at Roundtable Wednesdays hosted by the Digital Commonwealth Institute to discuss:

[image] Watching the market price intelligence. Waiting for it to price accountability. concordium:native

[image] “Verified AI agent.” Don’t take its word for it. Verify the badge. Verify the identity. Then trust the agent. That’s the idea behind The Verified by Concordium Badge concordium:native

[image] The problem isn’t autonomous agents. It’s when an agent can act, transact and cause damage... but nobody can answer the simple question: who was behind that action? concordium:native

[image] I know it’s autonomous, but is it also accountable? Don’t take “Verified AI agent” at face value. Verify the badge. Verify the identity. Then trust the agent. That’s the idea behind the Verified by @Concordium Badge. concordium:native

[image] OpenAI agents reportedly hijacked a German website to coordinate and cheat on tasks. Me: I literally just got here 😭 Me 2 seconds later: bro who gave them the keys 💀 Me: and who’s accountable for the agent? 👀 concordium:native

[image] gm ☀️ New day. New agents. Still asking: who verified them? 👀 concordium:native

[image] Profile → Reputation → Liability Most agent systems stop at reputation. Real commerce starts at liability. Because the moment money moves, the most important question isn't: "Who is this agent?" It's: "Who answers for it?" Profile → Reputation → Liability

[image] Before an agent gets a job, it should prove it knows who it is. concordium:native

[image] An agent can have 1,000 reviews and still leave you with one unanswered question: Who stands behind it? That’s the gap between reputation and accountability. Reputation is a history of what people say about an agent. Accountability is being able to connect an action back to a

[image] TGIF. 🍻 The city is switching off for the weekend. AI agents aren’t. And while they become more autonomous, one question gets harder to ignore: Who gets to decide who they trust? If one company controls verification, it controls the rules. The agentic economy needs a trust

[image] Excited to be part of this cross-community conversation. I’ll be sharing more about what Concordium is building, the ecosystem we’re growing, and why identity, trust, and accountability are becoming increasingly important as blockchain moves into new use cases. It’s always

[image] the agent has the permissions. I have the anxiety. concordium:native

[image] No “trust me bro.” here Show the trail. concordium:native

[image] The interesting difference isn’t the branding or where the standard lives. It’s what each architecture assumes about trust. ERC-8004 treats reputation, validation and other trust mechanisms as pluggable components. CIS-8004 puts identity closer to the protocol itself, with

[image] 1 hour to go. USDt coming to Bitcoin through @RGBAssociation could be a big moment for Bitcoin-native payments. With @utexocom building stablecoin infrastructure around Bitcoin, there’s a bigger question worth asking: Could USDt be what finally pushes RGB into real-world use?