• Power Coin ($POCO) is the governance token of the PowerU ecosystem, a distributed energy sharing BoT (Blockchain of Things) application chain and Cross-National, Multi-Scenario Clean Energy Sharing Ecosystem.
• $POCO holders can use their tokens to pay for energy sharing rentals, stake or mine to earn rewards, participate in ecosystem governance and contribute to the growth and development of the PowerU ecosystem.
• The value of $POCO is supported by token buyback and value management based on fiat, income generated from PowerU energy sharing and IoT services, as well as its potential adoption in other IoT services or regional market expansion.
What is Power Coin?
Power Coin ($POCO) is the governance token of the PowerU ecosystem, a distributed energy sharing BoT (Blockchain of Things) application chain and Cross-National, Multi-Scenario Clean Energy Sharing Ecosystem.
What Problem Does It Solve?
The PowerU ecosystem aims to solve various challenges in the energy sharing sector by providing a decentralized autonomous energy sharing network. This includes reducing transaction costs while connecting energy sharers and users with direct free trading of energy. This ecosystem encompasses distributed energy storage and IoT hardware, various offline scenarios such as powerbank sharing, new energy vehicle charging & more.
What Are The Utilities Of Power Coin?
$POCO tokens can be used for several utilities & use cases within the PowerU ecosystem: Purchasing NFTs for Mining Licenses; staking/mining to earn rewards; accessing & consuming IoT services; participating in governance activities; contributing towards growth & development of the ecosystem.
How Is its Value Supported?
The value of $POCO is supported by token buyback & value management based on fiat currency income from PowerU energy & IoT services as well as its widespread adoption in other sectors or regions.
What Is The Total Supply Of Poco Tokens?
The total supply of Poco tokens is 10 billion out which 6 billion will be locked and used to provide mining rewards to contributors of energy-sharing.