Town Hall
April 24, 2025 - Summary and Comments Hosts * Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki (CEO) * Mike Milner (CCO) * Peter Marirosans (CTO) * Varun Kabra (CGO) Guests * Andrew MacKenzie, Agant (GBPA) * Arpan Gautam, Noon (USN) * Julien Bahurel, Deep Blue (DBUSD) * Borja Burguillos, AEDX (AEDX) TL;DR 1 Why Concordium is Doubling Down on Stablecoins Opening Remarks
Exchanges
For years, the blockchain space has promised a future of programmable money, seamless payments, and trustless systems—yet the reality has fallen short. In this AMA, Concordium’s Chief Commercial Officer Mike Milner peels back the layers of hype to reveal what’s actually holding the industry back, and how
CEO
Summary of Key Insights from the Brave New Coin Podcast with Concordium CEO Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki Watch the full episode on YouTube In this wide-ranging Brave New Coin podcast episode, Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki—CEO of Concordium—shares his journey from hedge funds to blockchain and explains why Web3 needs a reset. From
CEO
In a space saturated by speculation and empty promises, Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki brings a refreshingly sober voice to the Coppercasts podcast. As CEO of Concordium, Boris unpacks the hard truths about blockchain’s failure to bridge into real-world adoption, and the precise steps Concordium is taking to change that. From protocol-level
Exchanges
In this AMA hosted by Gate.io, Concordium’s dynamic CEO, Boris Bohrer-Bilowitzki, passionately outlines a future where blockchain technology isn't merely understood, but actively used. With innovative solutions like Protocol Level Tokens (PLTs) and privacy-preserving identity management through zero-knowledge proofs, Concordium aims to revolutionize payments, compliance, and
Tooling
Concordium's New Website. New Beginnings. New Story. Discord event with Angela Harp - Head of Content Concordium. Link to presentation https://youtu.be/aeXos1z3y18?si=DOYNmZHHOTiPrYmE 1. Why a new website? * Reflect new executive leadership and strategic direction. * Merge the worlds of Web3 and institutional audiences, especially stablecoin
5TARS
What happens when a fast-growing Web3 gaming platform outgrows its blockchain? In this conversation between Concordium’s CGO Varun Kabra and 5TARS CEO Borja Burguillos, we witness more than a tech migration - we see a strategic pivot in how blockchain can power the next generation of gaming. From real-time
Stablecoins
In a recent in-depth session hosted by Concordium, the leadership team (dubbed the “Three Musketeers” of the blockchain) unpacked the company’s evolving strategic vision, with a strong focus on protocol-level stablecoins and identity-driven compliance. Richard Yolland (Head of Solution Engineering), Erasmus Hagen (Director of Product), and Christopher Portmann (Senior
Identity
As Web3 matures into a global infrastructure for finance, communication, and identity, the tension between privacy, compliance, and usability becomes increasingly apparent. The Concordium X Space brought together three pioneers working to shape the future through fundamentally different, yet complementary, approaches to digital identity and verification. Simon Molitor, CEO and
Town Hall
Go Behind the Chain: Concordium’s Strategy Is No Longer a Vision, It’s a Roadmap in Motion On February 19th, Concordium held its first-ever Town Hall—a packed, high-signal session that marked more than a quarterly update. It was a turning point. From protocol-level stablecoins and identity-verified payments to
Recheck
Recheck has been steadily evolving since its founding in 2016, moving from digital identity solutions to securing digital content and sensitive data. Its approach combines encryption, user self-custody, and blockchain-backed proof of authenticity, ensuring privacy and trust in an increasingly digital world. By migrating to Concordium, Recheck brings its secure
IDsure
The maritime industry is one of the world’s oldest and most regulated sectors. It's an industry where safety and trust depend heavily on accurate, verifiable documentation. Yet for seafarers, managing dozens of paper-based certificates remains a tedious burden, slowing operations and leaving room for fraud or error.