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01What is RTGX?
RTGX is the Rich Thailand Green NovaX Project, a sustainability ecosystem combining carbon-credit projects, agriculture, green products and blockchain.
02What is a carbon credit?
A market unit representing an eligible quantified greenhouse-gas reduction, avoidance or removal under a defined program or methodology.
03Why are carbon credits important?
They can provide a measurable framework and economic incentives for eligible climate action.
04How are carbon credits generated?
Through project design, methodology and baseline, monitoring, validation/verification where required, issuance and registry recording.
05Can carbon credits be traded?
Eligible units may be transferred or traded under the relevant registry, market and legal rules.
06Can carbon credits hold value?
They may have economic value, but price and liquidity are not guaranteed.
07Is there one universal carbon market?
No. Multiple voluntary markets, compliance systems, standards and registries exist.
08What does tokenization mean?
Creating a blockchain-based representation connected to an underlying asset or defined right.
09Does one RTGX equal one carbon credit?
Not automatically. RTGX is a utility token. A carbon-backed token requires a separately defined underlying relationship.
10Does blockchain verify a carbon credit?
No. Blockchain can improve records and traceability; environmental verification and registry controls remain necessary.
11What is proof of backing?
Information demonstrating what underlying environmental asset is associated with a digital representation and how its quantity and status are controlled.
12What happens when a carbon credit is retired?
The underlying unit is generally removed from further transfer for the relevant environmental claim, and the digital representation should reflect that status.
13What is double counting?
The risk that the same climate benefit is counted or claimed more than once.
14What is additionality?
A concept used in many carbon methodologies to determine whether credited climate benefits meet the applicable program’s defined conditions.
15Does RTGX guarantee token-price growth?
No. Price projections in the RTGX Whitepaper are project projections and not guarantees.
16Which blockchain is RTGX on?
RTGX is described as a BEP-20 utility token on BNB Chain.
17What is the maximum supply?
1,680,000,000 RTGX.
18Can tokenized carbon assets be used for every climate claim?
No. Eligibility depends on the underlying asset, standard, registry, jurisdiction and rights attached to the product.
19Where can users verify an asset?
The Carbon Asset Explorer brings project references, registry and methodology context, verification information, blockchain contract data and asset status into one traceable record structure.
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