11) Because of the early introduction details are scarce BUT $EWT will be accompanied by $EWX.
According to the founders "Energy Web X" isn't going to be a replacement but an addition to the existing infrastructure.
Video link for more details 👇
12) EWF has over 100 energy and blockchain affiliates.
These include utility companies, grid operators, renewable energy and cleantech companies, blockchain developers, and more.
Some of these companies are validators on the EW Chain.
13) The Energy Web Foundation, a non-profit organization that built and developed the Energy Web, was founded in 2017 by Rocky Mountain Institute, Grid Singularity, along with ten other affiliates.
The Energy Web Token represents the growing sector of the market primarily focused on sustainability.
The Energy Web Token provides a sustainable network that enables regular users to earn profits and keep track of their usage more diligently.
15) As the price of energy continues to rise, we can expect to see projects like energyweb continue to gain more media attention and eventual adoption.
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2) There's a well known blockchain maximalist argument that says:
"Network X is destined to carry the whole blockchain space on its shoulders".
It's not uncommon to hear every blockchain being evaluated depending on its potential to be an Ethereum or Bitcoin “killer.”
3) Some people (and mostly the smart ones imo) believe that interoperability should be the foundation of Web3.
A believe that the future is multi-chain and we will live in a world where not all blockchains compete with each other but co-exist AND complement each other.
2) Although cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology has become increasingly popular the last few years, truth is the industry is still in its infancy.
For REAL adoption to occur (we haven't) this technology needs to be universally useful.
3) There are 4 big problems that still plague this industry today.
• Blockchains can't work together.
• Inconsistent data.
• Limited scalability.
• Real world isolation.
If we can't solve these problems the industry won't see global scale adoption.
2) With the emergence of new blockchain protocols almost everyday the cryptocurrency industry won't ever be able to move forward if we don't find a way to make them work together.
Can you imagine having to use more than 1000 different layer 1 protocols someday?
3) A few projects have noticed this and have stepped up to make blockchains work together in TRUE interopability fashion.
While also important, we are not looking at "swap interopability" ( $RUNE, $Router, $CHNG,...).