The problem Carbon Crunch solves

Efficient Tracking and Minting:

Carbon Crunch integrates real-world certified Carbon Credits into its blockchain.
Utilizing an indexed system ensures unique credits, preventing duplication.
Each minting of Carbon Crunch (CC) corresponds to the addition of a new Carbon Credit, maintaining a 1:1 ratio for transparency and credibility.

Enhanced Transparency:

Carbon Crunch employs a decentralized blockchain that eliminates opacity concerns associated with centralized carbon registries.
The public blockchain ensures a transparent and secure ledger for tracking carbon assets.

Increased Liquidity:

Carbon Crunch addresses market illiquidity by introducing alternative channels for carbon credit sales.
As a 24/7 active cryptocurrency, Carbon Crunch provides continuous liquidity, enhancing accessibility within the Carbon Market

Automated Efficiency:

Streamlining data storage and verification, Carbon Crunch leverages blockchain capabilities for automated processes.

It is a blockchain protocol that encourages
companies to be more environmentally friendly by increasing the price and liquidity of
carbon credits.

To make this a bit interesting, we implemented:-
GreenQuest:

This is a gamified platform supporting the Carbon Crunch. In this game, player to gain carbon tokens by playing games which can be reedemed through tokens.
If a player finishes a level of progress, a plant sampling is planted in the real world, index by their wallet address.

Challenges we ran into

Overcoming Technical Integration Hurdles: Adapting blockchain technology for seamless data storage and verification in the carbon credit market presented significant challenges during the development of Carbon Crunch. Our team navigated complexities to ensure a robust and efficient solution
The game mechanism was not working with mutliple scenes, and the entire game has to be shifted to a single scene game. The scripts were said to corrupted when we tried to build and publish on a internet, although the game is working perfectly fine on local host.