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Carbon Money

Carbon Money

American technology company founded on june 11, 2014 and based in redwood city, california

Carbon is a trustless, decentralized, and price stable cryptocurrency which closely correlates with the US Dollar, and was built using the Hedera Hashgraph. Samuel Trautwein, Gavin Mai, Connor Lin, and Miles Albert founded Carbon in 2018 in New York City, New York. Carbon achieves price stability through constant algorithmic adjustment of the Carbon coin supply based on user demand, and is classified as a stablecoin.

Funding
Seed round

On April 12, 2018 Carbon raised $2 million in seed funding from The Fund (Attorney's Title Fund Services), Plug and Play, General Catalyst, Future Perfect Ventures, FirstMark, and Digital Currency Group.

Timeline

April 2018
Carbon Money raises a $2,000,000 seed round from Digital Currency Group, FirstMark Capital, General Catalyst and The Fund.

Funding Rounds

Patents

Further Resources

Title
Author
Link
Type
Date

An Overview of Carbon - Hedera Hashgraph

May 15, 2018

Carbon Becomes Latest Startup to Launch a Dollar-Pegged Stablecoin - CoinDesk

Aditi Hudli

News

Carbon: Accessible, Stable Money | Hedera18

October 22, 2018

Carbon's Stablecoin Can Now Be Swapped Between EOS and Ethereum

Coindesk

Web

Introducing Carbon, a Stablecoin Powered by Hedera Hashgraph

Carbon

Web

News

Title
Author
Date
Publisher
Description
Jonathan Shieber
December 4, 2019
TechCrunch
Carbon dioxide emissions, one of the main contributors to the climate changes bringing extreme weather, rising oceans, and more frequent fires that have killed hundreds of Americans and cost the U.S. billions of dollars, are set to reach another record high in 2019. That's the word from the Global Carbon Project, an initiative of researchers around [...]
Susanna Twidale
November 19, 2019
U.S.
Carbon offsetting, already a multi-billion dollar industry, will get a major boost from the launch of an international scheme to offset aviation emissions, called CORSIA, in 2021.
November 15, 2019
Geekologie
This is a rather fascinating discussion and demonstration of the Material Point Method thermomechanical model developed by TeranGroup for the computer simulation of baking and cooking materials like bread, cookies, and pancakes. I have no clue what any of...
Robert M. Hazen
October 22, 2019
Scientific American Blog Network
Musings on a symphony in C
Science X staff
September 18, 2019
phys.org
Single-walled carbon nanotubes should theoretically be extremely strong, but it remains unclear why their experimental tensile strengths are lower and vary among nanotubes. A team at Nagoya University, Kyoto University, and Aichi Institute of Technology directly measured the tensile strengths of individual structure-defined single-walled carbon nanotubes, revealing key insights into the relationship between their structure and strength.
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