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Harvestt Is Building the Proof That Unlocks $15 Trillion in Climate Capital for Bitcoin

Matthew Twomey, Co-Founder and Head of Institutional at Harvestt, joins Lucy Gazmararian at ADX with a thesis that reframes the entire institutional Bitcoin conversation: the barrier is not regulation, valuation, or volatility. It is proof.

Pension funds, endowments, and sovereign funds operating under climate mandates are effectively locked out of Bitcoin, not because they do not want the exposure, but because they cannot verify what energy powered it. A miner saying they run on hydro is not enough for a climate investment committee. Harvestt collects meter readings, renewable energy certificates, and mining data to create on-chain verified proof of clean energy provenance, traceable right down to the exact mining facility. That turns Bitcoin from something a climate investment committee cannot touch into something it can allocate to.

The vehicle being built on that foundation is a Clean Energy Bitcoin ETF, designed specifically for the $15 trillion in climate-mandated capital currently sitting on the sidelines. Every Bitcoin in the fund holds a corresponding SBP token, an on-chain asset providing verifiable clean energy proof, making it not just a label, but a differentiated institutional product.

And the story does not stop at Bitcoin. As miners pivot their facilities toward AI compute, Harvestt’s verification infrastructure applies equally, creating what could become the leading clean compute verification layer for the AI data centre buildout.

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