How Blockchain Can Be The Climate Change Solution
summary
Reality Gaming Group builds its own blockchain on carbon-neutral servers because Ethereum gas costs and consensus models were unacceptable, and it already mints 1.5 million cards for a BBC trading-card game. Revenue and recurring smart-contract sales fund vetted green projects; incoming project data is third-party audited (Deloitte) and written immutably to the chain so brands get a verifiable impact score. The claim is operational transparency and audited funding, not a pilot promise.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:50Too Much Talk
- 1:36Transparency
- 2:13What we are doing
- 2:52Brand guardians
- 3:34BBC example
- 4:49Carbon footprint
- 5:44Projects we invest in
- 6:46Third party audit
- 7:43Greenwashing
- 8:21ESG
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