How Blockchain Is Making Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling Transparent

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How Blockchain Is Making Electric Vehicle Battery Recycling Transparent

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Episode 73 of Crypto Tech with Fexingo explores a real-world blockchain use case you probably haven't heard about: tracking electric vehicle batteries from factory to recycling plant. Lucas explains how BMW and Circulor are using immutable ledgers to certify the origin of cobalt and lithium, ensure ethical mining, and prove that batteries are properly recycled at end of life. Luna asks whether this is greenwashing or a genuine solution, and the hosts dig into the specific economics — including how one battery pack contains about eight kilograms of lithium and thirty-five kilograms of nickel, and why automakers are turning to blockchain to meet EU regulations that take full effect in 2027. They also touch on today's crypto market dip, with Bitcoin down six percent on the week, and why the sell-off might actually be accelerating institutional interest in these supply-chain applications. #Blockchain #EVPackSupplyChain #BatteryRecycling #Circulor #BMW #Cobalt #Lithium #Sustainability #CryptoTech #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Technology #SupplyChainTransparency #CircularEconomy #EURegulation #GreenTech #MiningEthics #ElectricVehicles Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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