Listening to this week's Coffee with @ChrisJourdan #1,201 reinforced something I've been writing about recently. The discussion focused on what it really takes for Web3 projects to achieve lasting, real-world adoption. That immediately made me think about the progress @Concordium is making with the Concordium Agent Registry. I've shared my thoughts before on why verifiable identity will be a key building block for the next generation of AI agents. The latest update, with more than 1,100 registered AI agents and over 15,000 on-chain transactions in just seven weeks, shows that this is already moving beyond theory and into practical adoption. What stands out to me is that the Concordium Agent Registry isn't asking developers to rebuild or migrate their AI agents. Instead, it adds a verifiable identity layer that brings accountability and trust while allowing agents to continue operating across supported ecosystems. As AI agents become more involved in commerce, payments, and digital services, identity and accountability will be just as important as intelligence. If you haven't listened to Coffee with Captain #1,201, it's well worth your time. The conversation around real-world adoption, trust, and sustainable value aligns closely with the direction Concordium is taking through the Concordium Agent Registry. #ConcordiumAmbassador