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description: What are the type of stakeholders listed on Regen Atlas?
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# Stakeholders

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The green crypto ecosystem is currently **highly fragmented**, resulting in **significant discovery costs**. This fragmentation stems from the challenges that different stakeholders within the green crypto value chain face in communicating and collaborating effectively. Regen Atlas aims to aggregate the  green crypto value chain, creating the conditions for healthy stakeholder collaboration. Discover the different green crypto stakeholders by clicking on the tabs below.

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{% tab title="🏗️ Producers" %}
Green asset producers are the actors that work on producing assets of verifiable positive material impact.

Examples include the [Fundacion Pachamama](https://www.pachamama.org.ec/en/), which preserve tropical forests and develop regenerative systems; or [City Forest Credits](https://www.cityforestcredits.org/), which produces carbon assets from city trees.

<mark style="color:green;">**Some good news:**</mark> The crypto service industry is fairly mature and ready to welcome more green asset producers.
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{% tab title="⛓ Tokenizers" %}
Tokenizers are actors that bring green assets onchain.

Examples include [Centrifuge](https://centrifuge.io/), which offers infrastructure and ecosystem to tokenize, manage, and invest into real-world assets; or [Toucan Protocol](https://toucan.earth/), which is building infrastructure to help scale the carbon removal space with efficiency, integrity and speed.

<mark style="color:green;">**Some good news:**</mark> Other the last years, many successful experiments have been conducted that test the viability of green crypto.
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{% tab title="💯 Certifiers" %}
Certifiers are actors validating the quality of green assets.

Examples include [Puro.earth](https://puro.earth/), which is a standard for engineered carbon removal methods in the voluntary carbon market, or [Gold Standard](https://puro.earth/), which is a standard for climate and sustainable development interventions to quantify, certify and maximise their impact.

<mark style="color:green;">**Some good news:**</mark> The industry now has many sufficient dMRV primitives.
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{% tab title="⚖️ Regulators" %}
Regulators are actors that help ensure green assets are legally compliant.

Examples include the [European Securities and Markets Agencies](https://www.esma.europa.eu/) (ESMA), which is the EU’s financial markets regulator and supervisor; or the [Monetary Agency of Singapore](https://www.mas.gov.sg/) (MAS), which is the Singapore's financial markets regulator and supervisor.

<mark style="color:green;">**Some good news:**</mark> The crypto industry now has legal and regulatory frameworks (e.g. MiCA), and updated KYC/AML standards and primitives.
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{% tab title="💰 Buyers" %}
Buyers are the actors who buy the green assets.

Examples include [Siemens](https://www.siemens.com/global/en.html), a technology company which aims to turn its operations carbon neutral by 2030; or [Celo](https://celo.org/), which is an Ethereum L2 that has offsetted 2,285 tons of carbon in 2021.

<mark style="color:green;">**Some good news:**</mark> The crypto industry now has institutional-grade escrow options and high quality fiat ramps.
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