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Title: Kula and Phlomis Finance Unveil Digital Impact Assets Blueprint Aimed at Modernizing Impact Investing Market

London, United Kingdom, 2nd Apr 2026 — As the impact investing industry continues to mature into a multi-trillion-dollar global asset class, a significant technology gap remains between the ambitious social, economic, and environmental goals and the "analog" tools used to achieve them. Today, the Kula blockchain project and Phlomis Finance announced the release of their joint working paper, "Digital Impact Assets: A Blueprint for Change," a comprehensive roadmap for integrating decentralized technology to transform global sustainability.Regarding the report, Todd Miller the Managing Director at Phlomis Finance said "The impact investing industry has reached a critical juncture where the scale of global challenges is outstripping the capacity of our legacy financial tools. With this blueprint, we are demonstrating that digital assets are not just about faster transactions; they represent a fundamental upgrade to the 'plumbing' of impact finance.”While mainstream finance has rapidly adopted blockchain and fintech, the impact sector often remains tethered to traditional fund structures, paper-based reporting, and fragmented data. This new study argues that "Digital Impact Assets"—assets recorded on a blockchain designed to track social and environmental outcomes alongside financial value—are the key to closing this gap.Bridging the DivideAccording to the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN), the impact investing market saw an impressive 21% CAGR between 2018 and 2023, growing from $600 billion to over $1.5 trillion in AUM. However, the paper notes that the industry still struggles with "impact-washing" and illiquid 10-12 year lock-up periods. The blueprint introduces a toolkit to solve these systemic issues:Transparency: Real-time, immutable ledgers mitigate greenwashing...

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