Kira WebAfrica — June 2025
In a bold fusion of green tech and decentralized finance, EcoWatt the climate positive Web3 startup has kicked off the pre‑sale for its much‑anticipated EWX token. Marketed as a “currency for climate action,” EWX is designed to funnel capital into renewable‑energy projects while rewarding holders for supporting verifiable sustainability milestones.
At its core, the EWX token represents fractional ownership of EcoWatt’s growing portfolio of clean‑energy assets. Every token sold corresponds to a specific amount of renewable capacity solar, wind, and hydro projects now under construction across multiple continents. Once operational, these assets generate both electricity and verified carbon offsets.
To keep the model transparent, EcoWatt is deploying a public ledger system that logs everything from megawatt hours generated to tonnes of CO₂ avoided. Token holders can track performance in real time, making climate impact as measurable as token balances in a wallet.
The pre‑sale offers EWX at a capped supply, with a tiered pricing structure that rises as certain funding milestones are hit. Ten percent of tokens are reserved for community incentives think staking yields tied to real‑world emissions reductions while fifteen percent fund an on‑chain Climate Action Treasury that backs grants for grassroots sustainability projects.
Smart‑contract audits and a multi‑sig treasury ensure security, but EcoWatt is going a step further: it will publish quarterly, third‑party audits of its green‑energy assets, giving token holders confidence that each kilowatt of impact is both real and permanent.
Although EcoWatt’s project pipeline stretches from Eastern Europe to Southeast Asia, the company has earmarked a significant allocation of the pre‑sale proceeds for sub‑Saharan Africa. Planned investments include a 50‑megawatt solar farm in northern Kenya and a series of micro‑grid installations in rural Ghana.
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