$CCD
One thing I find interesting about Concordium is that making blockchain easier to use doesn’t have to mean making the technology behind it less important.
A business can sponsor transaction fees, so users can interact with an application without needing to acquire $CCD first.
Meanwhile, the network still processes the transactions, and the fees are still paid in CCD.
That’s a smart distinction between what users experience and what keeps the system running.
The best infrastructure often works quietly in the background. People get to use the product without having to understand every technical detail behind it.
And I think that’s an important part of making blockchain useful beyond people who are already familiar with crypto.
$CCD
One thing I find interesting about Concordium is that making blockchain easier to use doesn’t have to mean making the technology behind it less important.
A business can sponsor transaction fees, so users can interact with an application without needing to acquire $CCD first.
Meanwhile, the network still processes the transactions, and the fees are still paid in CCD.
That’s a smart distinction between what users experience and what keeps the system running.
The best infrastructure often works quietly in the background. People get to use the product without having to understand every technical detail behind it.
And I think that’s an important part of making blockchain useful beyond people who are already familiar with crypto.
$CCD