The idea
A dollar can be printed. A megawatt-hour cannot
Electricity cannot be drawn or borrowed from the future — it can only be produced. That is why WattCoin measures value in energy. Press both buttons.
Money is printed by a decision. Energy — only by work.
A simplified model: the goods stay the same, so more money means higher prices.
Backing
Why energy
To get a megawatt-hour you must build a plant or install panels — do real work.
Energy is counted by meters, grid operators and statistical agencies.
People see kilowatt-hours on their bill every month.
The more a country produces, the more energy it needs.
The unit
1 coin = 1 MWh
Wholesale energy exchanges quote the price per megawatt-hour, so the WattCoin price reads as the same number as the exchange price.
The basis
Two real indicators instead of promises
The dollar (via USDT) is only a settlement bridge for the transition. The aim is to measure value in pure kilowatt-hours.
Plainly
What WattCoin is not
- Not a quick profit. First of all a deposit instrument: it preserves value rather than promising multiples.
- Not a pyramid. The reserve covers redemption of all coins. Buy and sell at once — you get no more than you paid. Check on the right.
- Not mining. Coins appear only when bought with money that becomes the energy reserve.
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Calculated on demonstration parameters: demo WattCoin EU, cap 11.17 bn coins, 10 % in circulation, energy price $0.1616 per kWh.