Expert Take
Carbon markets turn CO2 emissions into commodities or tradable assets by giving them a price. Blockchain and smart contracts will improve those markets.
Jane Thomason
Jane Thomason is a thought leader on blockchain for social impact. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Queensland. She has had multiple roles with the British Blockchain & Frontier Technologies Association, the Kerala Blockchain Academy, the Africa Blockchain Center, the UCL Centre for Blockchain Technologies, Frontiers in Blockchain, and Fintech Diversity Radar. She has written multiple books and articles on Blockchain. She has been featured in Crypto Curry Club’s Top 100 Women in Crypto, the Decade of Women Collaboratory’s Top 10 Digital Frontier Women, Lattice’s Top 100 Fintech Influencers for SDGs, and Thinkers360’s Top 50 Global Thought Leaders and Influencers on Blockchain.
Green finance needs voluntary carbon markets that work - Expert Take
How blockchain technology is transforming climate action It’s time to unite the blockchain community with the climate change community in some concrete and scalable investments into DLT and climate action.
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New tribes of the Metaverse — Community-owned economies The gaming ecosystem is set to become more community-driven with the help of decentralized tech, empowering creators and coders.
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DeFi: Who, what and how to regulate in a borderless, code-governed world? The decentralized, disintermediated and borderless blockchain networks challenge regulators, but DeFi is the future of finance.
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Stablecoin adoption and the future of financial inclusion With the proper regulation, stablecoins could potentially fulfill their promise and enable more funds to reach those in greatest need.