The biggest challenge with AI agents isn't just what they can do. It's that people often have no reliable way to know who is accountable for their actions. An agent can interact with other agents, access services and even make payments, but when something goes wrong, who stands behind it? This is one of the problems developers are exploring at the @Concordium and @encodeclub Hackathon. We are now on Day 3, and Monday's workshop was a great start, with several developers eager to add a proof or Verified by Concordium badge to agents they've already built. There's a lot to gain from participating, including the opportunity to compete for a place in Concordium's 75 million $CCD grants programme. But winning the hackathon and joining in the grants programme takes more than a good pitch. Projects will be judged on how deeply they integrate Concordium identity, the Agent Registry and agent payments, whether the core product works end to end, solves a real problem, and has a believable path to mainnet and real users. You can bring an existing AI agent, learn, build and potentially take your project closer to production. It's free, fully online, and you can still join. Simply create an Encode Club account and apply here: ⁠https://t.co/97aRCUq1hY Remember 75 million $CCD is on the table. Take the time to build something that deserves attention.