Ripple To Fund The Acceleration Of Global Carbon Markets; Dedicates $100M
Ripple, the crypto solutions company shall commit $100M for the goal of carbon removal by investing in climate oriented fintech companies. The blockchain-based payments network has aimed to facilitate the acceleration of carbon removal technology in order to bring about modernization of the carbon markets. Carbon markets will let companies and individuals trade carbon credits […]
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PRESS RELEASE. Blockchain-based carbon offset platform XELS provides global access to the decentralized carbon market and its ERC20 token will launch on Bittrex Global on April 8th, 2021. 7th April 2021, Date Tokyo, Japan — XELS is one of the leading startups tackling climate change by increasing participation and transparency in carbon markets, listed its eponymous XELS token on Bittrex Global on April 8th, 2021. Tokenized Carbon Credits XELS will provide both businesses and individuals access to a blockchain-based carbon offset platform, initially focused on tokenized voluntary....
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