Blockchain Cacao? Who Knew? Dimitra & MANTRA’s Silly Blockchain Adventure! šš«
What to know:
- Dimitra has teamed up with MANTRA to turn earthy, gooey cacao and, believe it or not, carbon credits into shiny bits of blockchain bling. Yes, really!
- This merry partnership lets MANTRA holders dip their toesāand probably their walletsāinto smallholder farmers’ cornucopia of funds.
- Though MANTRA’s OM token took a nosedive faster than a flamingo on roller skates, Dimitra marched on, persuaded by MANTRA’s heroic team and their shiny regulatory sash.
Meet Dimitraāa blockchain whiz kid trying to make farming as exciting as a hayride, but with computers. They’ve joined forces with MANTRA, a layer 1 blockchain platform (think of it as the digital version of a sturdy old pocket watch), to smuggle real-world farm assetsālike cacao pods and those mysterious carbon creditsāonto the digital high street.
Jon Trask, Dimitraās big cheese, told CoinDesk at the wild Bitcoin jamboree in Las Vegas that their scheme aims to put a billion dollars worth of farm treasures onto MANTRAās ledger. First stop: cacao in Brazil and carbon credits in Mexico. Sounds like farming with a touch of the supernatural, doesn’t it?
The pilot projects are as tiny as a teacupājust 25 out of 374 cocoa farmers in Brazil’s ācocoa poleā in Roraima are onboard. But donāt fret, dear reader. With enough coin trickling in, these ventures could grow faster than weeds after rain.
And what’s in it for the investors? Well, they might see a tidy 10-30% return each year. That is, if pests and droughts donāt turn the farm into a dust bowl first. Trask assures us this is still in the experimental stageākind of like those new-fangled carburetorsāso donāt sell your grandmaās pearls just yet.
While Dimitra is trying to get everything ready for prime time, MANTRAās token, OM, had a bit of a tantrumāplummeting 90% in April, from a lofty $8.47 to a modest $0.34. Talk about a roller coaster! When asked why Dimitra persisted with the partnership amidst the financial fireworks, Trask admitted that it was a case of āwhich came first: the chicken or the blockchain?ā
He confesses it was a tough call, but MANTRAās team, their asset credentials, and a shiny license from Dubai’s VARA kept him convinced that they were on to something bigābigger than a herd of bored baboons.
MANTRAās done some fancy footwork on RWA projects in the Middle East, tokenizing half a billion dollars of Dubai real estate, which, unlike farm assets, is probably less susceptible to droughtsāand much more glamorous.
John Patrick Mullin, impressively titled CEO of MANTRA, summed it up: āTokenizing agriculture isnāt just tech for techās sake. It’s about fixing real-world problemsāfood supply and all that jazzāat scale. Dimitra is tackling these issues head-on, with the sort of traceability that would make Sherlock Holmes jealous. And MANTRA Chain? Itās built for this sort of thingāhelping the greenest of farms grow even greener, digitally.ā
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2025-06-03 19:04