Cardano Proactively Meets EU MiCA Standards with Innovative Sustainability Indicators
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martes, 2 de julio de 2024, 6:36 pm ET1 min de lectura
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In a proactive move towards sustainability and regulatory compliance, the Cardano Foundation, in partnership with the Crypto Carbon Ratings Institute (CCRI), has released MiCA-compliant sustainability indicators for the Cardano network [1]. This announcement comes ahead of the European Union's (EU) upcoming Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, which mandates the disclosure of certain sustainability indicators by issuers and service providers of crypto assets.
The Cardano network, known for its energy-efficient consensus protocol, consumes significantly less electricity than Proof of Work (PoW)-based protocols like Bitcoin [1]. As of May 2024, the total annualized electricity consumption of the Cardano network was 704.91 MWh [1]. This relatively low consumption translates to a total annualized carbon footprint of 250.73 tCO2e, with a carbon intensity of 356 gCO2 per kWh [1].
The partnership between the Cardano Foundation and CCRI resulted in comprehensive sustainability indicators tailored for the Cardano network. In addition to electricity consumption and carbon footprint, the report provides sustainability metrics in line with the draft regulatory technical standards (RTS) provided by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) in the second consultation package of the MiCA regulation [1].
This initiative by the Cardano Foundation sets a precedent for responsible adoption of blockchain technology, fostering trust and regulatory compliance. It also serves as a valuable benchmark for other blockchain networks to understand and fulfill regulatory sustainability disclosure obligations.
References:
[1] Cardano Foundation and Crypto Carbon Ratings Institute. (2024, July 2). CCRI-Cardano Release: MiCA Sustainability Indicators. https://cardanofoundation.org/blog/ccri-cardano-release-mica-sustainability-indicators
Cardano Foundation, partnering with CCRI, has proactively published sustainability indicators for its network, aligning with upcoming EU MiCA regulations. This move showcases Cardano's energy-efficient consensus protocol, which consumes less electricity than Bitcoin's PoW. The indicators, ahead of the MiCA regulatory deadline, demonstrate Cardano's commitment to sustainability and set a standard for the industry. This initiative by Cardano sets a precedent for responsible adoption of blockchain technology, fostering trust and regulatory compliance, potentially enhancing the broader adoption of crypto assets.
In a proactive move towards sustainability and regulatory compliance, the Cardano Foundation, in partnership with the Crypto Carbon Ratings Institute (CCRI), has released MiCA-compliant sustainability indicators for the Cardano network [1]. This announcement comes ahead of the European Union's (EU) upcoming Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, which mandates the disclosure of certain sustainability indicators by issuers and service providers of crypto assets.
The Cardano network, known for its energy-efficient consensus protocol, consumes significantly less electricity than Proof of Work (PoW)-based protocols like Bitcoin [1]. As of May 2024, the total annualized electricity consumption of the Cardano network was 704.91 MWh [1]. This relatively low consumption translates to a total annualized carbon footprint of 250.73 tCO2e, with a carbon intensity of 356 gCO2 per kWh [1].
The partnership between the Cardano Foundation and CCRI resulted in comprehensive sustainability indicators tailored for the Cardano network. In addition to electricity consumption and carbon footprint, the report provides sustainability metrics in line with the draft regulatory technical standards (RTS) provided by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) in the second consultation package of the MiCA regulation [1].
This initiative by the Cardano Foundation sets a precedent for responsible adoption of blockchain technology, fostering trust and regulatory compliance. It also serves as a valuable benchmark for other blockchain networks to understand and fulfill regulatory sustainability disclosure obligations.
References:
[1] Cardano Foundation and Crypto Carbon Ratings Institute. (2024, July 2). CCRI-Cardano Release: MiCA Sustainability Indicators. https://cardanofoundation.org/blog/ccri-cardano-release-mica-sustainability-indicators

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