Concordium

Concordium is a Layer 1 blockchain designed to serve as identity-aware infrastructure for artificial intelligence agents and the humans who authorize them. Its central claim is that every account on the network, whether belonging to a human or an autonomous AI agent, is tied to a verified real-world identity through regulated identity providers, while zero-knowledge proofs preserve privacy by allowing that identity to be confirmed without exposing personal data. The network targets use cases where counterparties need assurance that a verified human has authorized an AI agent to act on their behalf.

Concordium operates as a purpose-built Layer 1 blockchain; the specific consensus algorithm is not recorded in the data stored here, and block time is listed as zero, so a precise mechanical description of finality cannot be provided. What is known is that the CCD token functions as the native asset of the network, used to pay for transactions and interact with smart contracts deployed on the chain. Identity verification is handled at the protocol level through regulated third-party identity providers, with zero-knowledge proofs used to disclose only the attributes needed for a given transaction.

The data stored here does not record a fee revenue stream for Concordium, so fee-based measures such as revenue yield or fee-to-market-cap ratios are not available on this site. The total value locked on the network stands at approximately 1,454.95 USD at point-in-time, and the market-cap-to-TVL ratio of 28,852.09 and the fully diluted value-to-TVL ratio of 33,277.33 reflect that relationship between the network's capital base and the assets currently secured by it. Approximately 86.70 percent of the supply has been issued at point-in-time, with roughly 15.34 percent of supply still pending issuance, representing a dilution overhang that would expand circulating supply if released.