Power Ledger's Tokenomics Revolves Around Its Core Token, POWR, And Aims To Build A Sustainable, Compliant, And Incentivized Energy Ecosystem.
POWR Tokens Are Explicitly Classified As Security Tokens, Not Utility Tokens, Payment Tokens, Or Cryptocurrencies. They Represent Specific Economic And/Or Contractual Rights As Defined Under Applicable Laws And Regulations.
As a certificate of rights, POWR embodies specific rights granted by law, ensuring its seriousness within a compliant framework.
Regarding token specifications, POWR has a fixed total supply of 10 billion tokens, with no further issuance or minting.
The initial offering price for Proof-of-Work (PoW) was set at $0.32.
POWR will be issued with a fixed total supply, and its issuance volume will be disclosed through official issuance documents to ensure transparency and auditability.
This issuance adopts a fixed supply model, and no inflation or automatic minting mechanism will be introduced after issuance. Any future issuance (e.g., due to mergers and acquisitions or refinancing) must be clearly disclosed in legal documents and approved by relevant regulatory agencies and investors.
Technology ArchitecturePOWR Token Allocation Aims To Balance Regulatory Compliance, Investor Protection, Project Execution, And Long-Term Stability.
Its Allocation Plan Mainly Covers The Following Aspects:
Specifically for qualified investors to participate in security token offerings (STOs)
Used to promote the development and operation of renewable energy projects and related energy assets
To cover ongoing operating costs such as legal, auditing, and risk management;
Aiming to closely link the core team's interests with the long-term success of the project through lock-up and deferred vesting mechanisms.
As a security token, POWR is subject to strict legal and contractual restrictions.
These include a statutory lock-up period and a restriction that transfers are limited to regulated, compliant platforms such as licensed exchanges. Furthermore, token transfers are restricted to accredited investors only. The issuer does not guarantee liquidity or promise to list the token on any trading platform.
The long-term economic viability of the POWR security token is supported by its diversified revenue sources. These potential revenues primarily come from the operational revenue of renewable energy projects, distributed energy systems, and microgrids;
They also include platform service fees for energy management, metering, and settlement; and revenue from compliant business collaborations with energy companies or utilities. Only legally obtained and contractually agreed distributable revenue will be included in the revenue pool to support the token's economic structure.