They’re seeing the hottest average spring temperatures on record in over a century. And in a few of those areas, some the hottest Spring temperatures recorded in the world.

Experts believe these kinds of extreme changes in weather patterns could happen more and more.

And you don’t have to agree with climate change and the global response. But what’s happening regardless, is that the money is flowing in.

Many things will have to be done to address the climate issue, and carbon emissions area a big part of it.

• • For every tonne of CO2 emitted into the world, there is a cost – and it is rising FAST.

In January, Reuters declared the following:

“The value of traded global markets for carbon dioxide (CO2) permits grew by 164% to a record 760 billion euros ($851 billion) last year”.

And that means carbon prices have been on a tear since last year.

Billions in capital have been flowing into the sector…

And even with all the hype, the outlook for growth remains very strong.

According to the Taskforce on Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets (a private sector initiative started by the U.N.’s Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance)…

• • The voluntary carbon markets will need to grow between 5x to 15x by 2030 in order to satisfy the growing demand for carbon credits.

Read that again. The size of the market could erupt up to 1500% higher.

With such tremendous growth, there are massive opportunities for investors.

But despite the flurry of activity in the sector, the carbon marketplace is still in its infancy.

This is good news for early investors as carbon credits are yet to become as mainstream of a commodity as, say, a gold bar or a barrel of oil.

And this leads to 2 massive Opportunities ahead of the larger carbon BULL MARKET.

Opportunity #1: Transparency

As things stand right now…

Carbon credits face a lack of accountability.

The main reason for this is that there’s no single, universal standard for carbon.

Instead of an official international standard all markets abide by…

Certification is left in the hands of a number of private third-party firms such as:

• • Verra,

• • Gold Standard, and the

• • American Carbon Registry.

And even among offsetting projects certified by these groups, many didn’t offset as much as they claimed to…

Didn’t last as long as they should have…

Had harmful side effects on local communities and environments…

Or some combination of all three.

When it comes to carbon offsets, poor recordkeeping and auditing processes greatly muddy the waters.

And then there’s what’s called “Double Counting” …

This is what happens when a carbon credit is claimed and retired twice.

The result is two tonnes of carbon emissions reductions claimed when only one tonne was actually offset, undermining the credibility of both the seller and the buyers.

This is the transparency part.

There’s another big opportunity for carbon credits: a lack of liquidity.

Opportunity #2: Liquidity

That same lack of a single unifying standard also makes it harder for people to purchase and trade carbon credits on the voluntary markets.

When you buy a gold coin or a bar from one of the multiple gold retailers around the world, you know what you’re getting.

Details such as:

• • Who minted the bullion,

• • How many ounces of gold it contains, and

• • The purity of the gold

…are often printed directly on the product itself, as well on the accompanying assay card.

Now…

When it comes to carbon credits, it’s a lot harder to get that same information.

Of course, this makes it harder for buyers to really figure the difference between different sources of carbon credits.

And while some commodity exchanges have been making headway into grouping similar carbon credits into tradeable categories…

It’s still very much a work in progress.

There’s a lot of work being done right now, as you read this, in order to hammer out the fine details of a global unifying standard.

One that would fit all requirements established in Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, which was finalized at the COP 26 climate conference in Glasgow last November.

What if I told you that there’s now a way for carbon credit projects to address both opportunities – transparency and liquidity – in one shot?

Because…

Carbon Blockchains are the Master Key

When talking about blockchain… we’re talking about a global tech market worth over $5 billion.

Being closely connected to crypto and NFTs, it’s all too easy to get caught up in their hype…

All the while forgetting it’s the blockchain technology that makes it all possible in the first place.

Here’s the thing.

It’s important to remember that blockchain technology is a serious, disruptive force for change that’s slowly and quietly changing how things are done in many different industries.

Industries ranging from automotive to telecommunications, including banking and even governments.

We’re more interested in one specific aspect today, though.

Because the benefits blockchain technology brings to the table are perfect for tackling the obstacles in the carbon markets.

Nothing is more transparent than a blockchain network.

On a blockchain network, everybody can see the full details for every node on the chain – starting from when it was first created and through all of its following transactions.

• • Double counting, for instance, would be a non-issue for carbon credits minted to a blockchain network.

Only one instance of any given carbon credit could exist on the network, and the retirement of credits would be irrevocable and impossible to falsify.

Integration with a blockchain network would also greatly benefit liquidity.

The ease of carrying out transactions on a blockchain network would make it much easier for carbon credits to change hands.

And not only would carbon buyers be able to easily confirm the details of the carbon credits they’re buying directly from the network itself…

They would also be able to conduct this transaction on any of the dozens of different decentralized exchanges that already trade other cryptocurrencies and tokens.

The combination of blockchain technology with the carbon sector makes a lot of sense.

That’s why a number of companies are starting to move into this niche.

A Brand-New Carbon Blockchain Platform is Here

But one company is already pre-positioned to capitalize on this opportunity.

Their platform for adding carbon credits to a blockchain is good to go.

And it’s set to work with any kind of carbon credit, whether new or pre-existing.

On top of this, they already have customers locked in, thanks to a strategic investment from a major international holding company.

That’s both carbon project clients for their services, as well as buyers for the carbon credits they’ll be onboarding to their blockchain.

But wait, there’s more! 

They’ll be able to earn money on both ends of those transactions.

And the best part is that this company has yet to be discovered by the incoming flood of capital to the sector.

A management team makes or breaks any project, so let’s start there.

DeepMarkit’s team is headed by CEO Ranjeet Sundher, who has spent nearly three decades in the capital markets.

Through his numerous leadership positions – CEO, President, Founder, Director, Ranjeet has been involved in raising over $100 million in the natural resources sector and battery technology.

He has been successful in all of these.

Ranjeet’s extensive experience with takeovers and M&A has allowed DeepMarkit (MKT.V and MKTDF:OTC)  to smoothly integrate their recent First Carbon acquisition into their business strategy.

And speaking of the First Carbon subsidiary, their team has been brought entirely into the fold alongside their MintCarbon.io platform. So, all of their expertise is still in place.

From CEO Mo Yang’s long career in building and growing tech companies involved in cryptocurrencies with a deep experience in blockchain and tech implementation…

To Derek McKenzie, a creative and forward thinker who founded Charlotte Street Associates a few years ago, working directly with institutional investors on a wide range of investment products…

To their blockchain tech and development team.

The crew that built MintCarbon.io from the ground up is all still there, ready to keep building on their technology.

Put all these elements together, and you have a team that’s ready to deliver results.

What about their assets…?

Every single time that credit is traded, and changes hands, DeepMarkit can collect another royalty.

DeepMarkit will be able to build a revenue stream from carbon credit projects and companies looking to enjoy all the benefits of being on the blockchain.

This provides environmentally friendly projects an opportunity to monetize their assets for further development, through a shared royalty model

With their flexible MintCarbon.io platform, they’ll be a top choice for any company looking to do so.

What sets DeepMarkit apart from others in the crypto-carbon space is that the MintCarbon platform allows the project owner to showcase their assets to the world utilizing graphics, artwork, video and descriptions of the project.

Along with the customization, it also allows project investors can also easily interact with the project owners through the platform. 

And each carbon credit NFT can be embedded with unique characteristics and tracking details.

As an added bonus, MintCarbon.io is also run on the low emission Polygon network, meaning it’s more eco-friendly than many competitors.

On top of that…

DeepMarkit’s strategic partnership with international holding company Radiance Assets Berhad also gives them a leg up on their competition.

As part of their agreement, Radiance will be referring carbon projects under its umbrella to DeepMarkit for onboarding to the MintCarbon.io platform.

In exchange, companies in the Radiance portfolio with net zero targets will purchase the carbon credits needed to do so from DeepMarkit.

Radiance will be providing them both with clients for their MintCarbon.io carbon tokenization service…

As well as buyers for said tokens. And DeepMarkit will be collecting fees along every step of the way.

That means DeepMarkit benefits on both ends.

There’s more…

Radiance just recently committed to a two-year, $20 million dollar purchase agreement for carbon tokens minted on DeepMarkit’s MintCarbon.io platform. This is a big deal for DeepMarkit.

It guarantees them an initial revenue stream as well as demand for their tokens.

It also highlights just how much value DeepMarkit’s strategic partnership with Radiance brings to the table.

And if that sounds like too good of a deal for DeepMarkit…

Radiance currently owns 18% of DeepMarkit on a fully diluted basis, so any win for DeepMarkit is still a win for Radiance.

That’s what having skin in the game does.

DeepMarkit’s MintCarbon.io platform solves all of these issues, AND MORE, thanks to the secure nature of smart contracts on a blockchain.

Using DeepMarkit’s technology addresses the transparency and liquidity issues faced by carbon credits today…

And should be a no-brainer for any carbon offsetting project looking to jump on the opportunity the carbon markets offer.

That’s why Radiance Assets Berhad has already locked in DeepMarkit for its own portfolio of companies – guaranteeing DeepMarkit a steady stream of both customers for its services as well as buyers for the carbon credits it’s tokenizing for the next two years.

And Radiance owns a significant chunk of the company themselves. They’re committed to making the partnership work.

For all these reasons, DeepMarkit is poised to benefit from the oncoming storm in the voluntary carbon markets.

Capital is flooding into the carbon sector. This undiscovered gem could become a major player in the carbon economy going forward.

Regards,

The Carbon Publisher

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