100 % reserve
Every buyer’s dollar becomes the reserve
WattCoin does not promise multiples — it preserves value. The reserve equals the sum needed to redeem all coins, and no coin sells below 1 MWh. Enter a purchase amount.
90 %
Kilowatt-hour bonds
Bonds are producers’ obligations to deliver electricity. The reserve is accounted in MWh and rises with energy.
Producers receive funds to develop their plants.
Margin: the operator buys bonds below the average price the rate is calculated from.
10 %
The USDT buffer: instant payouts
The seller is paid at once, without waiting for bonds to be sold. If a sale exceeds the buffer, the bonds cover the difference. The exact buffer percentage is refined from the real daily trading volume.
Stress test
What if everyone sells at once?
The reserve equals the sum to redeem all coins by the formula. So it shrinks by exactly what is paid out — and cover stays full.
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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.
Comparison
A bank deposit and WattCoin
inflation, partly
currency depreciation — value is in energy
rate ≈ inflation
more energy per coin as circulation grows
the bank’s loan book
energy bonds + USDT, 100 % redemption
per the contract terms
instantly from the buffer
An honest caveat
The USDT buffer does not rise with energy
- A shortfall is covered at once from the operator’s margin — cover returns to 100 %.
- When cover exceeds 100 % again, the contribution returns to the operator.
- The operator publishes coverage daily; an operator with an incomplete reserve automatically cheapens against others in the Federation.
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