Tokens in Pool

As long as there is exit liquidity on one of the blockchains we are functioning on, we will consider using it as collateral as long as it is in alignment with the ecological benefits framework. The tokens we manage all are intended to have regenerative principles. If you know of a token we should consider please reach out. Here's what we constantly look out for.

• Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs): These represent proof that a certain amount of electricity has been generated from renewable sources, such as wind, solar, or hydropower.

• Carbon Credits: Tradable certificates that represent a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, making them a good choice for a stablecoin focused on environmental impact.

• Sustainable Agriculture Assets: Collateral could include assets tied to regenerative farming practices, organic farming, or sustainable agriculture initiatives.

• Impact Bonds: Social impact bonds or development bonds that fund projects aimed at addressing social or environmental challenges.

• Clean Technology Stocks: Investments in companies working on clean and sustainable technologies, such as electric vehicles, renewable energy, and waste reduction.

• Natural Resource Reserves: Collateralized by responsibly managed natural resource reserves, like forests or mineral deposits, with a focus on sustainable extraction and regeneration.

• Water Rights: Collateralized by water rights, especially in regions facing water scarcity, to support responsible water management and conservation.

• Sustainable Real Estate: Collateral backed by sustainable and energy-efficient properties, contributing to reducing the carbon footprint of the real estate sector.

• Fair Trade Commodities: Collateral could include commodities like coffee, cocoa, or cotton, produced under fair trade and sustainable farming practices.

• Ecosystem Credits: These represent investments in or contributions to the preservation and restoration of natural ecosystems, such as wetlands, mangroves, and coral reefs.

• Ethical Supply Chain Investments: Collateral backed by investments in supply chains that prioritize ethical and sustainable sourcing, manufacturing, and distribution.

• Regenerative Agriculture Land: Land used for regenerative agriculture practices that sequester carbon, improve soil health, and enhance biodiversity.

• Social Impact Loans: Collateralized by loans made to projects or businesses with a strong social and environmental impact focus.

• Sustainable Infrastructure Projects: Investments in projects like clean transportation, sustainable buildings, and green infrastructure.

• Health and Education Initiatives: Collateral backed by investments in healthcare and education programs that contribute to the well-being of communities.

• Resilient and Sustainable Community Bonds: Investments in local community initiatives that aim to build resilience and sustainability.

• Ocean Health Assets: Collateral could include investments in projects that support the protection and restoration of marine ecosystems and the reduction of plastic pollution.

• Biodiversity Conservation Projects: Collateral backed by initiatives focused on preserving and restoring biodiversity.