Concordium (CCD): What It Is, Uses and Risks

Concordium is a blockchain project that describes itself as AI infrastructure for the agentic economy. Its network is built around identity. According to the project, every account, whether a human wallet or an autonomous AI agent, is linked to a real-world identity through regulated identity providers. The stated aim is that a counterparty can check that a verified person authorised an action taken by an AI agent.

Privacy is handled with zero-knowledge proofs. In the project's description, users and agents can prove that they meet a condition, such as holding a particular attribute, without revealing the underlying personal data. These are the project's own claims and describe design goals rather than independently verified outcomes. Readers should check the wording on the project's site against its technical documentation.

CCD is the native token of the Concordium blockchain. Public descriptions say it is used to pay transaction fees, to stake by validators and delegators, and to vote in on-chain governance. Some descriptions also mention payments between merchants, settlement between AI agents, and paying for identity checks on the network.

Fees are paid to validation nodes, so the token is tied to how much the network is used. Staking means locking tokens to support validators, and governance lets holders vote on protocol decisions. Whether these uses create lasting demand depends on real network activity, which the data behind this page does not measure.

As of 2026-11-05, CCD traded at about $0.00284 with a market capitalisation of about $36.3 million, ranked 528th by market cap. The fully diluted valuation was about $41.9 million, and 24-hour trading volume was about $496,846. At the time of writing, the price was down about 22% over seven days and about 91% over one year.

About 12.77 billion CCD were circulating and about 14.74 billion were in total supply. No maximum supply was listed in the data. The gap between circulating and total supply means more tokens could enter circulation later, which is why the fully diluted valuation sits above the current market cap. The all-time high was about $0.149 on 2022-02-10, and the all-time low was about $0.00236 on 2026-11-04. These figures change constantly and do not indicate future prices.

The data behind this page does not list a launch date, a consensus mechanism, or any other chains that CCD is issued on. Publicly, CCD is tied to the Concordium blockchain itself. Readers should consult the project's own documentation for technical details rather than relying on summaries.

Key risks include price volatility, as the large drop over the past year shows. Adoption of the project's AI and identity claims is uncertain. Regulation of identity and privacy tools is still developing in many places. Circulating supply is well below total supply, so future token releases could add selling pressure. Smart contract and bridge risks apply to any blockchain network. Scam tokens often copy the names of real projects, so confirm token details on the official site before buying.

For storage, use a wallet you control and keep recovery phrases offline. Never share them with anyone, including people who claim to be support staff. This page is general information, not investment advice.