

A new eco friendly crypto called IMPT has now raised $11m for its platform, on a mission to change the carbon credits market for the better.
Make carbon credits more transparent
Carbon credits markets are notoriously difficult to navigate and extremely opaque. This means that it is very difficult for them to sell easily, which opens the door for major inefficiencies in the market.
Blockchain means that NFTs can be traded in a seamless way 24/7, without relying on counterparties to facilitate trades themselves, as smart contracts can do this.
Not only does this make the whole process more efficient, but it also means it’s more transparent.
If a shop through the IMPT shopping platform with ESG friendly brands (of which more than 25,000 are already on board through the IMPT affiliate program), they will be rewarded for cash back in IMPT tokens.
The level of cash back varies from brand to brand, with the option to allocate a higher percentage of total spend to cash back rewards.
The rise of the ESG industry
One of the reasons investors are so bullish on the IMPT project is the fact that the cryptocurrency and ESG industries have become parabolic in their importance over the past decade, and IMPT hopes to capitalize on the nexus of the two.
By 2030, Broadridge Financial Solutions expects the total value of the ESG industry to reach $30 trillion, and the carbon credits industry alone to reach $50 billion.
One of the main reasons for this is thanks to the fact that investors around the world are mandated to invest in ESG companies with a certain percentage of their portfolio, and this makes it easier for ” greener” companies to attract more capital than polluters. the environment or considered negative for the people.
IMPT stands at the crossroads of these two industries, and hopes to do well because of it.
IMPT has now raised $11m
The Dash 2 Trade presale has been extremely successful so far, and has now raised over $11m in a few weeks.
This is especially remarkable when one considers that crypto is currently in the depths of a bear market, and the macroeconomic situation in general has also turned bearish of late.