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This change memo proposes six adjustments to the DOVU market on Bonzo Finance: raising the supply cap, raising the liquidation bonus, tightening the liquidation threshold, increasing the reserve factor, raising the borrow cap, and increasing Slope-2 in interest rate model. Mainly, this proposal expands supply capacity from 19.4M to 31.25M DOVU to meet collateral demand while safely managing liquidation margins.
Visit the Governance forum link to read the full proposal, create your account, explore the site, and review community guidelines in preparation for voting.
From the article:
> Case study: DOVU and the blockchain alibi
> If you want to see the next phase of the con in real time, look at DOVU — a "regenerative finance" platform built on Hedera that tokenises carbon credits and sells them on a marketplace. DOVU's pitch hits every note in the modern climate-tech songbook: an "operating system" for carbon, an "intelligent matching engine," AI-assisted MRV, satellite verification, an "auditable trust layer for coordinating sustainability and supply-chain data across humans, systems, and AI." The website cites a McKinsey projection that demand for carbon credits could grow 100x by 2050, then positions DOVU as the infrastructure to meet it.
> In May 2025, DOVU announced a nine-year exclusive deal with Veteran's Carbon Holdings to tokenise $1.1 billion in assets across 2.5 million acres of US farmland, claiming an estimated 41 million tonnes of CO₂ captured. In March 2025, it listed Bolivian agroforestry credits from Ketrawe in the Amazon Basin, verified by something called CarbonSpace using a "dMRV CarbonSpace v1.1 eddy covariance methodology." The CEO talks about "cutting out the middlemen." The HBAR Foundation talks about putting "the balance sheet of the planet on a public ledger."
> Strip away the vocabulary and what is DOVU actually doing? It is taking exactly the same kind of underlying carbon credit — soil carbon claims on US farmland, avoided-deforestation credits in the Amazon — that scientists, journalists, and federal police have repeatedly shown to be inflated, fraudulent, or non-additional, and it is recording them on a distributed ledger.
> That is it. That is the entire innovation.
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From the LinkedIn post:
Today, we’re proud to publicly introduce the "20 by 30" BCarbon Endowment Initiative.
Our goal is clear: Building Permanent Infrastructure for the Global Carbon Market.
BCarbon is uniquely positioned to lead this effort. From Houston’s energy corridor, home to major global energy headquarters, we connect industry leadership with world-class academic research. Houston’s role as a global energy capital makes it the natural home for permanent, trusted carbon registry infrastructure.
To achieve this objective, BCarbon aims to raise 20 million dollars by 2030. Through the "20 by 30" initiative, BCarbon will establish a permanent entity to safeguard the registry endowment and ensure long-term stability. This structure is designed to:
• Guarantee 50+ years of credit integrity • Protect and enforce rigorous standards • Advance transparent carbon tracking • Fund cutting-edge MRV and ongoing research • Partner with leading academic institutions to continuously improve protocols
Carbon markets will only scale if they are built on permanence, accountability, and scientific rigor. This initiative is about creating that durable foundation.
If you believe high-integrity carbon markets require long-term infrastructure, now is the time to step forward. We invite you to participate directly in the 20 by 30 initiative or introduce us to leaders, partners, and institutions who share this vision.
Please contact us at Info@bcarbon.org if you would like to learn more.
Help us build the backbone of the global carbon market.
This one's a couple of months old but it was never posted here. Still relevant.