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EPISODE · Aug 8, 2022 · 34 MIN

Creating a Crypto Carbon Credit Index with Regenerative Tokenomics, Demian Klenk

from Crypto Hipster · host Jamil Hasan

Jamil chats with Demian Klenk As a lifelong globe trotter and adventurer, Demian has lived a unique lifestyle that afforded him the time to become the knowledgeable expert he is today. As an autodidact, he has spent the last 10 years becoming obsessively engulf in crypto and fintech from trading to market theory. It was when he first saw the voting prototypes on the Ethereum platform, he knew how profound blockchain is as a bridge to a better tomorrow. After he focused all his attention into researching the most potent transformational applications, he saw the clearest path to leveraging his knowledge and a desire to create good for the world. Since 2020 he has lived, breathed and slept the carbon markets. He coined the phrase ¨regenerative tokenomics¨ in his economic theorem outlining the potential of distributed ledger technology to transform capital market reserves to Neo-agaraian revenue models . His company 6c-index is at the forefront between ESG and blockchain, helping to redefine carbon as investment and a solution to combat climate change.

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