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This is the one AI trade nobody is pricing in. We've seen the rise of AI agent tokens (think: 2025 Q1). Yet, almost nobody is asking who verifies these agents. Soon, millions of…

Miles Deutscher
Published: 2026-11-11 17:42 UTC
Collected: 2026-11-11 19:16 UTC
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This is the one AI trade nobody is pricing in. We've seen the rise of AI agent tokens (think: 2025 Q1). Yet, almost nobody is asking who verifies these agents. Soon, millions of AI agents will be b…

This is the one AI trade nobody is pricing in. We've seen the rise of AI agent tokens (think: 2025 Q1). Yet, almost nobody is asking who verifies these agents. Soon, millions of AI agents will be booking flights, negotiating deals, and paying each other 24/7. The payments part is already solved. Agents can pay with no problem. The real blocker is compliance: who actually verifies these agents? No bank, business, or regulator will let agents move serious money without an answer to that. @Concordium aims to close this market gap. Think of it as KYC for agents. Concordium’s Agent Registry already supports 200+ chains. One of the most interesting narratives in AI x crypto right now, and still under the radar. I've picked up a small bag for exposure.

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