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Blockchain can solve trade transparency concerns

Summary by Times of Malta

In November 2024, an investigation by Follow the Money exposed how two prominent Dutch environmental commodities traders (Bram Bastiaansen and Jaap Janssen) allegedly exploited loopholes in the global carbon credit system. The report detailed how their firms, including ACT Commodities, profited from opaque trades, dubious emissions credits, and what some insiders call "fictitious volumes."As you...

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Blockchain can solve trade transparency concerns

In November 2024, an investigation by Follow the Money exposed how two prominent Dutch environmental commodities traders (Bram Bastiaansen and Jaap Janssen) allegedly exploited loopholes in the global carbon credit system. The report detailed how their firms, including ACT Commodities, profited from opaque trades, dubious emissions credits, and what some insiders call "fictitious volumes."As you...

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Times of Malta broke the news in 15 days ago on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.

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