Concordium

Concordium is a blockchain platform designed to serve as identity-aware infrastructure for autonomous AI agents and the humans who authorize them. The core problem it addresses is trust: when a software agent acts on someone's behalf without direct human supervision, the other party in a transaction needs assurance that a verified real person originally sanctioned that action. Concordium builds that verification directly into the protocol, targeting developers and businesses that need regulatory-grade identity guarantees alongside programmable transactions.

Every account on the Concordium network, whether controlled by a person or an AI agent, is linked to a real-world identity verified by regulated identity providers at the point of creation. Privacy is maintained through zero-knowledge proofs, so an account can demonstrate that it meets a requirement, such as being authorized by a verified human, without revealing the underlying personal data. The CCD token is the native asset used to pay for transactions and computation on the network, and the chain is classified as a Layer 2 scaling solution in this database, though its categories also include Layer 1 and smart contract platform functionality.

The data stored here does not include a recorded fee revenue stream for Concordium, so fee-based measures such as price-to-fees or revenue yield are not available on this site. What the data does show is a total value locked of 1,454.95 USD at the point of capture, against a market capitalization of approximately 47.19 million USD, producing a market-cap-to-TVL ratio of 32,664.7, which reflects how little economic activity is currently settled or locked in the protocol relative to its market size. No stablecoins are hosted on the network at the point of measurement, and CCD's circulating supply represents 86.78 percent of the supply tracked, with a remaining dilution overhang of 15.23 percent.