Climate-positive stablecoins, regenerative finance, and real-world impact onchain — in this episode of Let’s Ride, we’re joined by Penguin and 0xJoshua, the builders behind Azos Finance and AZUSD, a stablecoin designed to fund climate-positive outcomes while remaining fully onchain.
We dive into how Azos is rethinking stablecoin design from first principles — moving beyond passive capital toward a model that actively supports regenerative finance (ReFi). Penguin and 0xJoshua break down how AZUSD works, how climate impact is measured and verified, and why aligning financial infrastructure with real-world outcomes is becoming increasingly important for the next phase of DeFi.
In this episode, we explore:
What makes AZUSD a climate-positive stablecoin
How regenerative finance (ReFi) differs from traditional DeFi models
The role of transparency and onchain verification in impact-driven finance
Why stablecoins are a powerful entry point for real-world use cases
How Azos Finance is bridging crypto infrastructure with climate action
This conversation offers a grounded look at how stablecoins can evolve beyond payments and trading — toward purpose-driven financial primitives that support long-term sustainability.
🎧 Tune in to learn how Azos Finance is building climate-aligned infrastructure for the onchain economy.
