Something I found interesting while reading Concordium's latest piece is the relationship between CCD and network security. CCD isn't only spent on transactions. Validators and delegators lock CCD to participate in securing the network. Transaction fees then help reward the people operating that infrastructure. That creates a useful connection. The same token used to pay for activity is also part of the economic structure securing that activity. For an ecosystem expecting more machine-to-machine and AI-agent transactions, that underlying security matters. It’s easy to focus on what an agent can do. I’m more interested in what has to be working underneath it when the agent actually starts transacting. That’s one reason I think people following @Concordium should understand CCD beyond its ticker. It is tied directly to how the network operates and secures itself. #Concordium #ConcordiumAmbassador
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