Thread by @DonnieBigBags

1/18 Everyone's saying "wen lambo?" but no one realises that @energywebx just literally partnered with them.

Lamborghini is owned by Volkswagen Group, who also own Bentley, Porsche, Audi and Bugatti.

But will the next generation of electric vehicles use the $EWT token?

2/18 Unless you live under a rock you'll realise by now that electric vehicles will replace gasoline ones on a global scale.

usatoday.com/story/money/ca…

3/18 Wall street is betting on it, we've seen that with the $TSLA share price in the past year.

Another thing that caught my eye is that even the Chinese electric carmakers are relishing a surge in share prices symbiotically with this:

cnbc.com/2021/03/10/chi…

4/18 And even the Biden administration signed an executive order for the replacement of the entire fleet of federal vehicles with US-built electric cars, vans and trucks;

forbes.com/sites/enriqued…

5/18 But let's be real. Biden wants to take advantage of not only public perception of aiding the decarbonisation of the planet but also ensure the USA remains competitive in what I would deem as the future race for electric superiority. (Next generation space race)

6/18 For us to transition into this electrified utopia everything has to change. Not only via the manufacturing of electric vehicles but overhauling our electricity grids too.

7/18 The biggest move I identified is the USA gov forcing open their energy markets to ANYONE via order 222

https://twitter.com/DonnieBigBags/status/1308377133627191302?s=20

8/18 Oh yeah don't forget that the UK is going to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars starting in 2030. Even hybrids will get banned, RIP

https://twitter.com/chrisnelder/status/1328374498081591299?s=20

9/18 "Yeah, yeah what has this got to do with my bags"

Why do you think the likes of Shell, APG, Hitachi, Vodafone, Volkswagen, Engie etc are backing an open-source public blockchain?

Blockchain allows us to open up our energy markets in a trustless way

https://twitter.com/DonnieBigBags/status/1328386713325101059?s=20

10/18 Let's use the Lamborghini Terzo Millenio, an upcoming electric hypercar of the future.

It's going to be able to sit in your garage and make you money.

I am not joking.

11/18 It's pretty obvious by now that when you charge it, the power wont be coming from fossil fuel burning power plants but from decentralised energy assets like wind, solar and even your next door neighbour's tesla powerwall.

12/18 Your local electricity grid operates on an energy market. Price of energy pumps during peak hours and dumps during offpeak.

13/18 The Lamborghini Terzo Millenio is not just an electric vehicle, it's a power plant on wheels. When there is demand locally for electricity, you will be able to sell the eletricity stored in its batteries at a profit (sell the top).

14/18 When the demand is low, the energy companies will even PAY YOU to charge your car during offpeak hours to help balance the grid. An abundance of energy needs to be stored somewhere, even in your lambo.

15/18 Sounds rather futuristic but it's happening as we speak. $EWT and VW for example are working on using blockchain for end-to-end electricity market participation for electric vehicles.

medium.com/energy-web-ins…

16/18 Imagine millions of vehicles connected to energy web chain participating in a plethora of energy markets seamlessly. You wont even need to know what an $EWT token is, it just just happens in the background.

17/18 $EWT is the gas of this blockchain but the token is needed for multiple utilities within the EW:DOS operating system. What would envelop is monstrous real-world demand of the token.

18/18 It's all happening on multiple fronts and not just with Volkswagen. A ticking time bomb until the boomers and brainlets catch on. Electric vehicle stocks are exploding, is $EWT next?