Next up, a little context.

Regenerative Finance is rooted in regenerative economic theory.

The idea is that we need to move away from our existing "extractive" economic model, where we typically exploit the earth's resources for profit, to a regenerative model where we prioritize regenerating the earth and society in tandem with profit. 

A blockchain example of a regenerative economy is a chain like @celo that allocates a portion of its transaction fees to support public goods and climate impact.

@octant is another great example. It takes the proceeds from staked ETH and uses them to fund public goods. @glodollar does the same with the revenue from its stablecoin reserve.

Examples are harder to find in the real-world. An example would be a company that allocates some of its revenue to regenerating the surrounding area.

In the next cast, I'll list more specific examples, @christin.

What Octant & Glo does with liquid assets; is similar to what @kokonutnetwork is doing, but using trees instead of ETH or Treasury Bills.

Our framework has a direct impact on the Environment and Local Communities while still creating a resilient system that uses mother nature as its coordination mechanism.

Blockchain-based Cooperative powered by Trees & People 🏕️🌳💚

Unlimited Scalable Perpetual Nature Backed Assets ♻️🥥🌴

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