The Digital Green Group
Cyberdyne Tech Exchange resolves COP challenge through release of Carbon Neutrality Token (CNT)

The Cyberdyne Tech Exchange (CTX) has released and sold the first tranche of a new asset-backed Carbon Neutrality Token (CNT) which resolves one of the most challenging aspects of the Paris Agreement (COP21) – the ability to properly account for and track carbon credits using its proprietary protocols and blockchain technologies.
With the COP26 in Glasgow approaching, the failure to resolve the complexities of Article 6 of the Paris Agreement has led to delays in financing green projects, accelerating the climate crisis.
COP21 required nations reduce their emissions every five years. By creating nationally determined contributions (NDCs) for cutting emissions, the clear expectation was that nations would act, by submitting new or updated national climate plans. However, ambiguity in transparency and commitment to implementing more ambitious targets means that the world is well behind in achieving the 1.5°C temperature target set out in Paris.
The responsibility of carbon offsetting does not simply rest with governments. Companies have a crucial role to play in addressing the climate crisis – even on a voluntary basis. The Taskforce on Scaling Carbon Markets and Deloitte has estimated that the current market size of the Voluntary Carbon Markets is around USD300 million. It is estimated that this market will grow to reach USD50 billion by 2030 according to McKinsey.
The main sticking point preventing efforts from going further relates to establishing clarity around “double counting”. This occurs when a country has overachieved relative to its carbon reduction targets and is able to sell the balance to another nation who have yet to achieve their own reduction targets. In so doing, double counting can occur when both nations claim they have met their reduction targets by counting the surplus or additional carbon reductions themselves.
CTX, which is licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, is solving the problem of “double counting” through the launch of a new carbon neutrality token. With robust proprietary distributed ledger technology supporting the token, CNTs can provide buyers and issuers with an immutable and constantly updated record of the carbon performance of their tokens.
The sale of the first tranche of 5,000 carbon credits to the Hong Kong-based private equity firm Celadon Partners on the exchange demonstrates there is ample demand for voluntary emission reductions (VERs) which do not interfere with NDCs – something no other solution has been able to address.
Celadon Partners Managing Partner Donald Tang remarked, “We are very excited to be the first investor to transact CNTs on CTX. Beyond this step towards sustainability in our own private equity portfolio, we hope to continue catalysing innovations with CTX to lower the barriers to sustainability for corporates and investors everywhere.”
The CNT is asset-backed with the first issuance of carbon credits being generated by a wind project in Zhangjiakou. The project has been verified by the Foreign Economic Cooperation Office, Ministry of Environmental Protection of China (MEPFECO) and is registered with the national carbon registry, which holds to the same high standards as the European Union. Other global carbon credits programmes will soon be going live, demonstrating the stability and capability of the CTX platform.
Executive Chairman and Co-Founder of Cyberdyne Tech Exchange, Dr. Bo Bai commented: “We are delighted to have helped resolve one of the key challenges facing the voluntary emission reductions (VERs) market segment. When developing the CNT our focus was to create an effective solution that provides businesses with a trustworthy, high-quality offering, that gives them the assurance they need in knowing their investments are directly impacting global carbon reduction.
Not only is our platform regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, our proprietary protocols and blockchain technologies, and our ability to source and authenticate quality global carbon offsets and sustainable development initiatives can give the carbon trading markets the confidence it needs to flourish.
Having been involved in and supported sustainable projects throughout my career, the CTX exchange is playing a key role in resolving the challenges faced by international carbon markets and is a direct and credible solution to reduce emissions.”

168 Robinson Road #19-15, Capital Tower Singapore 068912
Alpha Ladder Group (formerly MVGX Holdings) is a leading Digital Green Fintech Group shaping the future of financial innovation, financial technology, and sustainable technology. The subsidiaries of Alpha Ladder Group are duly regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore ("MAS"), including MetaComp Pte. Ltd. ("MetaComp"), Alpha Ladder Finance Pte. Ltd. ("ALF"), and Asia Green Fund Management Pte. Ltd. ("AGFM"). MetaComp holds a Major Payment Institution licence. ALF holds a Capital Markets Services licence in custodial services, dealing in capital markets services, and a Recognised Market Operator licence. AGFM holds a Capital Markets Services licence in fund management.
Solutions
Subsidiaries
Company
Legal
© 2025 Alpha Ladder Group Pte Ltd. All rights reserved.