DCarbonX Decentralised Application: Carbon Market Case Study

Decentralized applications developed using blockchain technology provide innovative business models to serve the human race and solve existing challenges. Climate change is one of the biggest problems humanity is facing and there is a dearth of solutions in tackling this grave impediment to the long...

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