Cardano Provides Underlying Support for Approximately 200 German Enterprises

According to BroadChain, at 02:30 on April 18, Bitcoinist reported that in an interview released on April 16, Frederik Gregaard, CEO of the Cardano Foundation, revealed that the Cardano blockchain has been deployed through agent AI to provide underlying support for approximately 200 large enterprises in Germany, although these companies may not be aware that their technology stack is built on Cardano. Gregaard stated that when these enterprises use agent AI to integrate data from different databases, Cardano serves as a security layer, digital identity layer, and accountability layer, ensuring the authenticity of AI identities and data privacy. He emphasized that blockchain is becoming the underlying trust and coordination layer for AI-driven systems, rather than merely a channel for tokens or payments. In these systems, AI agents are already using the regulated stablecoin USDM for microtransactions to measure prompt activities and coordinate participant incentives. Regarding regulation, Gregaard noted that the U.S. GENIUS Act's stablecoin framework brings the market closer to Europe's MiCA regime, and if the Clarity Act is passed, it could unlock broader blockchain use cases beyond financial applications. He claimed that recent regulatory language has clearly stated that "Cardano is a commodity" and believes the U.S. may act faster than Europe in this regard. Additionally, Gregaard highlighted Cardano's security advantages, including its on-chain governance model and distributed validator base, which reduce the risk of single points of failure. Through interoperability with legal entity identity standards, Cardano is becoming a "first-level quantum-secure environment," attracting interest from banks, brokers, exchanges, and central securities depositories. As of press time, Cardano is trading at $0.2566.