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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] 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 →

[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] 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] 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

[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] 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