
Make an Impact
We acknowledge the threat of climate change on the environment and recognize that it is imperative to use our position as a global asset management platform to implement positive change and offset any negative impact.
Our mission is to have a carbon-neutral product range. In our opinion, this is the next stage in the evolution of an alternative, blockchain-powered financial system.
How to Invest Sustainably in Crypto
We use a transaction-based methodology that has been developed by the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center (FSBC) to determine the carbon footprint of the cryptomining process linked to our exchange traded products (ETPs). This methodology is currently the most transparent method for holders of Bitcoin and users of corresponding blockchains.intas.tech, a spin-off of FSBC and Plutoneo Consulting, periodically recalculates the CO2 footprint for us, so these emissions may be offset in the long term. This is accomplished through the purchase of CO2 certificates supporting impact-oriented projects that have been tested and certified by renowned climate and nature conservation groups.

How We make our Bitcoin ETP Carbon Neutral
Using the transaction-based methodology by the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center, our Physical Bitcoin ETP generated a carbon footprint of approximately 37 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2eq) over the analyzed period from April 15 to June 30, 2021 (Q2 2021).
To have these emissions offset in the long term, we have purchased and redeemed (i.e. permanently removed from circulation) CO2 certificates to support impact-oriented projects that have been tested and certified by renowned climate and nature conservation groups.
About the Study: Carbon Emissions of Bitcoin from an Investor Perspective
Text: In this study, the Frankfurt School Blockchain Centre addresses together with intas.tech one of the most impactful criticisms of Bitcoin – its electricity consumption. This study analyzes the current global CO2 footprint caused by the Bitcoin network and outlines a new approach to offset the CO2 emissions.

About the Study: Carbon Emissions of Bitcoin from an Investor Perspective
Text: In this study, the Frankfurt School Blockchain Centre addresses together with intas.tech one of the most impactful criticisms of Bitcoin – its electricity consumption. This study analyzes the current global CO2 footprint caused by the Bitcoin network and outlines a new approach to offset the CO2 emissions.