Construction of a blockchain-driven carbon finance system and analysis of quantitative economic models

To address issues of complex rights confirmation, inefficient transactions, and delayed audits within carbon finance systems, a blockchain-based carbon finance framework was constructed. Quantitative economic models were introduced to analyze market operations. Research methods included variable modeling, equilibrium equation derivation, and blockchain simulation platform experiments. Results indicate that blockchain integration significantly reduces transaction delays and price volatility while enhancing transparency and market efficiency. Conclusions indicate that blockchain enhances the stability and resilience of carbon financial markets while providing a viable pathway for equilibrium research in complex environments.