The MKTDF business plan to become an important par

The MKTDF business plan to become an important part of the emerging Carbon Capture / Carbon Credit market is highly validated by the interest not only from governments but also by the oil and gas industry itself. If you check the websites of all the major petroleum companies like ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron, etc. you will find Carbon Capture / Carbon Credit commentary on their home pages as an issue of growing importance to these multi-billion dollar companies.

DeepMarkit (OTC: MKTDF) (TSX.V: MKT) is capitalizing on this megatrend by helping carbon credit holders monetize their credits via its Mint Carbon platform into tradeable NFTs on the Ethereum-powered, Polygon blockchain for liquid sale on the global market 24/7. MKTDF expects to onboard its first batch of 25 million credits in the coming weeks (worth about $250 million). MKTDF generates revenues by charging a 10% minting fee to carbon credit holders, and then generates recurring revenues of about 1% every time the NFTs trade. In his interview with Wall Street Reporter, MKTDF CEO Ranjeet Sundher shared that key milestones to watch in the coming weeks are new issuers joining the MintCarbon platform, and the first NFTs being minted. Sundher says that MKTDF's first-mover advantage in the carbon credit NFT space, combined with its deep pipeline of projects create the potential for significant revenue growth and valuation upside in coming months.