Crypto emissions will lower valuations, says ECB paper

European banks must incorporate crypto into estimates of climate transition risks

Climate change

The carbon footprint of crypto assets will decrease their valuation as states look to cut carbon emissions, a paper published by the European Central Bank says. This could have a knock-on effect for banks with crypto exposures. 

Isabella Gschossmann and colleagues, in their paper Mining the environment – is climate risk priced into crypto-assets?, note the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision’s proposals for climate risk supervision apply to “any” bank exposure, thereby incorporating crypto. 

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