The Regen Atlas currently supports green tokens for Superchain members Celo and Base, as well as Superchain’s L1, Ethereum.

Overall, the Regen Atlas as a geo-interface and marketplace for green tokens promotes visibility, standardization, collaboration, and compliance. As a platform, it drives significant advancements in how tokens are designed and utilized to support environmental goals, specifically advancing token engineering for its listed projects by:

Standardizing Metrics and Criteria: To list green tokens, the Atlas applies a methodology that evaluates the material impact of tokens. As this listing methodology evolves, it normalizes common benchmarks for sustainability within token engineering. The design of green tokens can integrate specific features that promote sustainability, such as rewards for eco-friendly behavior or penalties for actions that harm the environment. This pushes the boundaries of traditional tokenomics by embedding environmental considerations.

Incentivizing Transparency and Accountability: The criteria and metrics used for listing promotes transparency and holds projects accountable to their material claims, encouraging a market for more rigorous environmental assessments, certifications, and reporting. Upcoming releases of the Atlas will furthermore highlight the regulatory aspect of green tokens, helping listees track and adhere to environmental regulatory requirements.

Collecting Data and Analytics: The upcoming v3 release of the Atlas provides access to valuable data on the performance and impact of green tokens. Researchers and developers can analyze this data to understand what works and what doesn't in the context of sustainable token engineering, evolving a repository of case studies and best practices for designing, implementing, and maintaining green tokens. This can help in the development of more effective and impactful environmental blockchain solutions.