GLOBAL – Stankevicius International, a company led by entrepreneur Paulius Stankevicius, has announced the launch of a real-time carbon credit trading marketplace for both retail investors and institutional traders. The platform, named Stankevicius International GO, will allow users to trade carbon credits against the (USDT) cryptocurrency.
The new platform is among the first in the world to offer such a trading option, enabling real-time price speculations on carbon credits. Clients will be able to deposit USDT directly into their accounts on the Stankevicius International GO platform to engage in trading activities.
Stankevicius International is positioning itself as a significant player in what is anticipated to be a rapidly expanding market. The carbon credit market is expected to grow significantly by 2030, driven by the increasing importance of climate change mitigation efforts. According to the company’s CEO, the financial carbon market could evolve into a highly impactful sector in the coming years.
For the first time, retail investors and traders will have the opportunity to access the carbon credit market and speculate on the future value of carbon credits. Stankevicius International also plans to offer listing services for international carbon companies, allowing them to go public and raise funds from international investors.
The company aims to become a global carbon listing platform, promoting listed companies to the retail market and attracting new buyers for the carbon credits.
This move marks a significant step for Stankevicius International as it seeks to provide innovative financial products in the environmental sector. The platform’s use of USDT for transactions underscores the growing intersection between digital currencies and traditional financial markets.
The information about the launch of the live carbon credit trading platform is based on a press release statement. Stankevicius International has not provided details on the operational start date or the specific carbon credit projects to be listed at the time of the announcement.
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