Sustainable Green Team (OTC: SGTM) filed its 24th U.S. provisional patent on Dec 5, 2025 for the Mobile Waste Diversion Oracle™, a smartphone-based system that verifies organic waste diversion from landfills to enable avoided-methane carbon credits.
The system claims verification in under 10 seconds, tonnage accuracy ±5%, GPS baseline routing, AI photo classification, LiDAR volume measurement, dynamic geofencing, and QR-gated hub intake to produce registry-ready data for Verra VM0033, Gold Standard, and Puro.earth, using IPCC factors of 0.3–1.2 tCO2e per ton diverted.
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Filed 24th U.S. provisional patent on Dec 5, 2025
Verification delivered in under 10 seconds using smartphones
Tonnage measurement accuracy claimed at ±5%
Enables registry-ready data for 0.3–1.2 tCO2e avoided per ton
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News Market Reaction – SGTM
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In the Dec 5 session, SGTM declined 7.19%, reflecting a notable negative market reaction.
The stock moved -7.2% in the session following this news. A negative reaction despite positive-sound...
Analysis
The stock moved -7.2% in the session following this news. A negative reaction despite positive-sounding patent or product news would have fit SGTM’s recent pattern, where 4 of the last 5 upbeat releases saw flat or negative next-day moves. With shares previously trading at $0.0851 and volume running at 2.38x the 20-day average, a sharp pullback could have reflected profit-taking after elevated interest. Past behavior suggests good news has not always translated into sustained upside.
Key Figures
Provisional patents filed:24th U.S. provisional patentGlobal waste generated:2.3 billion tonsOrganic waste to landfill:1 billion tons+5 more
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Provisional patents filed24th U.S. provisional patentMobile Waste Diversion Oracle™ filing with USPTO
Global waste generated2.3 billion tonsAnnual global waste generation referenced in article
Organic waste to landfill1 billion tonsAnnual organic waste contributing to methane emissions
Methane emissions range300–1,200 million tCO2eMethane equivalent from landfilled organic material
Verification timeunder 10 secondsEnd-to-end verification using smartphone sensors
Tonnage accuracy±5%LiDAR-based volume and AI classification accuracy claim
Avoided emissions factor0.3–1.2 tCO2e per tonIPCC 2025 factors for avoided-methane credits
Share price$0.0851Price before/around the patent news, up 8.59% over 24h
Securing Restore token on Solana to reward eco-actions and track impact.
24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.
Pattern Detected
Positive strategic and IP announcements have more often seen weak or negative next-day reactions, with only one clear aligned upside move against multiple divergences.
Recent Company History
Over the last few months, SGTM has focused on IP expansion, product launches, and blockchain-integrated sustainability solutions. Highlights include the Water Less Garden™ soil debut on Amazon on Oct 29, 2025, securing the Restore token on Oct 23, 2025, and unveiling a 20‑patent fortress on Nov 14, 2025. The company continued building its IP stack with the Mobile Waste Diversion Oracle™ on Dec 5, 2025 and a nationwide operating system launch on Dec 8, 2025. Historically, share price reactions to such news have been mixed, often diverging from the positive tone.
Key Terms
tCO₂e, LiDAR, geofencing, QR-gated, +4 more
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tCO₂etechnical
"producing methane equivalent to 300–1,200 million tCO₂ewhen landfilled"
tCO₂e stands for metric tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, a single number that converts the warming impact of all greenhouse gases into the amount of CO₂ that would cause the same effect. Investors use it like a company’s carbon score to compare climate footprints, judge regulatory or reputational risk, estimate potential future costs of emissions controls or carbon pricing, and evaluate sustainability claims when deciding where to allocate capital.
LiDARtechnical
"AI-driven photo classification and LiDAR volume measurement ensure tonnage accuracy"
Lidar, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, is a technology that uses laser beams to create detailed, three-dimensional maps of the environment. It works like a sophisticated eye that measures distances by bouncing light off objects, helping machines see and understand their surroundings. For investors, lidar is important because it enables advancements in autonomous vehicles, robotics, and mapping, which can drive innovation and growth in related industries.
geofencingtechnical
"Dynamic geofencing secures the route to a registered Regen Hub"
Geofencing is creating an invisible, virtual fence around a physical area so software can detect when a mobile device or asset enters or leaves that zone and trigger actions like alerts, ads, or access controls. For investors, it matters because it can improve customer targeting, drive sales or foot traffic, streamline operations, and introduce privacy or regulatory risks that affect revenue and legal exposure — like a digital gatekeeper that can boost efficiency or create compliance costs.
QR-gatedtechnical
"QR-gated hub intake closes the chain-of-custody"
QR-gated describes information, a document, an event, or a digital asset that can be accessed only by scanning a specific QR code, acting like a locked door opened by a unique key. For investors, QR-gating matters because it controls who sees sensitive announcements or materials, helps track and limit distribution, and can protect regulatory or timing requirements—similar to handing invitations at a private event rather than posting details on a public bulletin board.
chain-of-custodytechnical
"QR-gated hub intake closes the chain-of-custody"
A chain-of-custody is the documented trail showing who handled, transferred, stored and accessed an asset, sample or record from origin to its final destination. Think of it like a series of signed receipts that prove an item was tracked and not tampered with. Investors care because a clear chain-of-custody preserves evidence, regulatory compliance and product integrity, reducing legal, valuation and operational risks that can affect company value.
carbon creditsfinancial
"facilitates carbon credit issuance but also empowers waste haulers"
Carbon credits are tradable permits that represent the right to emit a specific amount of greenhouse gases, or the removal of that amount from the atmosphere; think of them like coupons companies buy or sell to balance their pollution. They matter to investors because they create costs or potential revenue streams, affect a company's regulatory compliance and reputation, and form a marketable asset whose price can influence profitability and valuation.
Verra VM0033regulatory
"registry-ready data for avoided-methane credits under Verra VM0033, Gold Standard"
A Verra VM0033 is a numbered methodology document from Verra, the organization that sets rules for creating voluntary carbon credits. Think of it as a recipe that tells project developers exactly what measurements, calculations and checks are allowed so a project can produce certified carbon offsets; investors use these rules to judge how credible, tradable and valuable the resulting carbon credits are, like checking the ingredients and test results before buying a product.
Gold Standardregulatory
"credits under Verra VM0033, Gold Standard, and Puro.earth methodologies"
A gold standard is the widely accepted benchmark or best-practice test that others are measured against; think of it as the trusted yardstick or referee for quality and reliability. Investors care because results compared to that benchmark help judge whether a company’s product, data or claim is credible, reducing uncertainty and guiding decisions about risk, valuation and competitive positioning.
ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 05, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sustainable Green Team, Ltd. (OTC: SGTM), a leader in regenerative waste-to-resource technologies, today announced the filing of its 24th U.S. provisional patent application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for the Mobile Waste Diversion Oracle™. This groundbreaking innovation addresses a critical gap in the carbon-credit ecosystem by enabling verifiable proof of organic waste diversion from landfills – the “first mile” action that prevents methane emissions but has never been economically rewarded.
Bridging a Long-Standing Market Gap
In a world where 2.3 billion tons of waste are generated annually – with 1 billion tons of organic material producing methane equivalent to 300–1,200 million tCO₂ewhen landfilled (UNEP 2024; IPCC AR6 2023) – diversion remains the most impactful yet underutilized climate intervention. The Mobile Waste Diversion Oracle™ changes that, using standard smartphone sensors to deliver end-to-end verification in under 10 seconds, without additional hardware. This generates registry-ready data for avoided-methane credits under Verra VM0033, Gold Standard, and Puro.earth methodologies, unlocking 0.3–1.2 tCO₂e per ton diverted (IPCC 2025 factors).
• Dynamic geofencing secures the route to a registered Regen Hub
• QR-gated hub intake closes the chain-of-custody
This not only facilitates carbon credit issuance but also empowers waste haulers with immediate economic incentives, transforming an overlooked step into a scalable revenue driver.
Integration with SGTM’s IP Portfolio
The Mobile Waste Diversion Oracle™ integrates with SGTM’s 25-Patent Fortress™, including the Live Proof Oracle™ (US 63/914,297) for edge verification and Gasifier Forge™ (US 63/914,303) for optional biochar upgrades, creating a comprehensive chain from diversion to permanent sequestration.
“Carbon credits have always rewarded the endgame. This patent rewards the decision that makes the endgame unnecessary – the hauler who skips the landfill. One phone. One scan. One verified ton. That’s the future of waste, and it’s here now.”
Sustainable Green Team, Ltd. develops patented technologies for converting organic waste into regenerative soils, clean energy, and verified carbon removal, licensed to the Raynor Shine Foundation for global impact.
Safe Harbor Statement
This release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Actual results may differ materially due to risks including patent prosecution, market adoption, and regulatory developments. See SGTM’s SEC filings for full details.
