The $1.2 trillion carbon removal market is entering a new phase. A fresh infrastructure play is tackling one of Web3's biggest challenges: how to tokenize real-world environmental impact and bring it on-chain.

The solution? A dual-token architecture designed to bridge climate action with blockchain transparency. On one side sits CRRT (Carrot), engineered to capture and represent verified carbon removal credits as liquid RWA assets. This approach transforms static environmental outcomes into tradeable, verifiable digital representations.

What makes this different is the system design. Rather than treating carbon credits as a separate asset class, the protocol integrates them directly into on-chain markets, creating genuine liquidity for climate-focused investments. The dual-token model balances incentives—ensuring both participants and the environment benefit from the infrastructure layer.

For traders and portfolio managers, this unlocks access to an entirely new asset category. For climate projects, it means reaching global capital markets without intermediaries. It's the kind of infrastructure play that could reshape how environmental impact gets priced and discovered in decentralized finance.