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The market for climate insurance is estimated to triple in the next decade.
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Carbon credits for farmers can help uninsured farmers to get good climate coverage. Here's how it can work. The post Carbon Credits can be Used by Poor Farmers to Get Climate Insurance appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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The project said it would be paying roughly 6,000 farmers for crops adversely affected by climate change before the end of the season.
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The project aims to provide a blockchain-based parametric insurance platform that helps protect smallhold farmers from the effects of climate change.
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Chainlink will provide climate data for insurance startup Arbol’s weather derivatives. Small to medium sized firms can use the Ethereum-based dapp for hedging natural events.
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Bermuda-based insurance company Relm has announced an official launch of operations, issuing a press statement March 3, stating the group will “focus on digital asset (cryptocurrency) enterprises and cannabis and hemp related businesses.
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The startup is one of the first to build tokenized tech for Bitcoin's Runes era.
A directive circulating in Nigeria asked regulated financial institutions in Nigeria to identify persons or entities transacting in or operating with Bybit, KuCoin, OKX and Binance, but the nation's central bank denied its real, retracted the denial, and then reissued the denial on X.
The Central Bank of Nigeria issued a directive on Tuesday asking financial institutions to identify persons or entities transacting in or operating Bybit, KuCoin, OKX and Binance, according to contents of the letter seen by CoinDesk.
Christian Langalis, whose 2017 photo-bombing of Janet Yellen became a viral meme, will use the proceeds to fund his Bitcoin/Lightning/Urbit startup.
The proposed move would allow eligible users to acquire up to four times more tokens than the standard quota per wallet, among other benefits.
Globally, less than 30% of jurisdictions have started regulating the crypto sector as of June 2023, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) President T. Raja Kumar told CoinDesk in an interview from Singapore.
SWIFT payments and SEPA IBANs will be supported – allowing users to transact and transfer money globally.