The Gold Standard Architecture

Standardized Reference Model
(SRM-01)

A synthesised institutional archetype demonstrating the practical application of ESG Crypto's 5 Pillars. Modeled on a hypothetical Series B Fintech holding 5,000 BTC.

IFRS S2 Disclosure Statement (Simulation)

Fiscal Year 2024 • Published Mar 15, 2025

Verified Simulation

Why this matters

This disclosure satisfies hypothetical IFRS S2 requirements for "financed emissions" by treating Bitcoin holdings as an asset class requiring Scope 3 attribution.

Key Mechanism

The use of "Network-Level Attribution" prevents greenwashing by acknowledging the global grid mix of the Bitcoin network, rather than cherry-picking green mining pools.

Alternative Implementation Archetypes

B

Case B: Sovereign Wealth Miner

Grid Stabilization Focus

A state-owned utility integrating 200MW of mining load to monetize stranded hydro capacity. Focuses on Pillar 1 (Energy Systems) to demonstrate frequency response capabilities to the national grid operator.

C

Case C: Off-Grid Flare Gas Pilot

Methane Mitigation Focus

An oil & gas major deploying modular mining units to combust vented methane. Utilizes Pillar 5 (Mining Audit) to quantify "Negative Carbon Intensity" and generate high-fidelity carbon credits.

Board Decision Matrix

The exact rubric used by Standardized Reference Model (SRM-01)'s board to authorize the 5,000 BTC acquisition, weighing reputational risk against treasury diversification.

View in Pillar 4 →

Custody Architecture

Diagram of the multi-signature governance structure, separating key shards between the CFO, General Counsel, and a 3rd-party qualified custodian.

View in Pillar 2 →

Mining ESG Scorecard

Verification of the West Texas facility's energy mix (95% renewable) and water usage efficiency, utilized for the "Greenwashing" defense.

View in Pillar 5 →
Home Pillars
Nexus
Files