BitMEX bought $100,000 worth of carbon credits, representing 7,110 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions, enough to offset its bitcoin carbon footprint for the next year, the crypto exchange said in a blog post.
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The focus is on how carbon credit systems can support farmers and processors by creating new revenue streams, improving infrastructure, and encouraging better land use practices, including within the industrial hemp sector.
Through this work, the goal is to make carbon solutions more accessible, transparent, and impactful for the producers and communities driving sustainable change on the ground.