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Specimen: Carbon

Element C Atomic No. 6 Classification Nonmetal

"Carbon is the element of memory — every forest stores its history in the soil."

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SPECIMEN RECORD

The Living Ledger

Ref. TM-2026-II
Carbon Credits 1 tCO₂e Verified 2026.03.28 Provenance Temperate Forest
CARBON CREDIT 1 tCO₂e
CARBON CREDIT 5 tCO₂e
CARBON CREDIT 10 tCO₂e
VERIFIED OFFSET 25 tCO₂e

Each carbon credit is a specimen of atmospheric redemption — one tonne of CO₂ equivalent, measured, verified, and catalogued with the precision of a naturalist pressing a rare orchid between pages of acid-free paper. The ledger lives.

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Registry: Verified Carbon Standard

Methodology: VM0015

Vintage: 2025

Status: Active

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Mycelium Markets

The underground exchange

Network Nodes 2,847 Active Trades 14,209 Coverage Global
Voluntary Market

Volume: 493 MtCO₂e

Growth: +12.4% YoY

Compliance Market

Volume: 12.5 GtCO₂e

Coverage: 23% global

Nature-Based

Projects: 1,847

Sequestered: 287 Mt

Tech Removal

DAC Capacity: 0.01 Mt

Cost: -600/t

"Beneath every forest, a market already exists — the mycelium exchange, trading nutrients for carbon, the original decentralized network."

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Sequestration Strata

Layers of deep time

Soil Carbon 2,500 Gt Atmosphere 870 Gt Ocean 38,000 Gt
Surface Litter 0 — 10 years 45 tC/ha
Topsoil Horizon A 10 — 100 years 120 tC/ha
Subsoil Horizon B 100 — 1,000 years 80 tC/ha
Deep Carbon Pool 1,000 — 10,000 years 200 tC/ha
Ancient Sediment 10,000+ years Geological
Annual growth rings wider spacing = more C

Time is the ultimate sequestration technology. What takes decades to accumulate in topsoil takes millennia to reach the deep carbon pool — and geological ages to become the bedrock beneath our feet.

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The Exchange

Where carbon finds its keeper

Est. tanso.market Catalogue Volume I

Every tonne of carbon offset is a page added to the ledger of repair. The forest keeps the original records; we merely catalogue the copies.

"The exchange is not a marketplace — it is a library of promises made to the future."