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Hello! when are you planning listing on big exchanges like a binance, huobi and etc.
am participate in bounty and wait good moment to sale BWT)

When it comes to ICO, there is a phase, so at the moment, the project is more concentrated with having a successful phase of sales, after that comes the period of listing, so is all about patience, the project will definitely come to that and i don't think is wise for the project to talk about the listing because an unexpected event may come up that will lead to some shift or probably a change in an exchange that was once stated, such scenario may cause uproar in the community

I don't think there was a project listed in binance or the likes early on; at least not recently to the extent of my knowledge that is. I don't think it is easy getting into the bigger exchanges. It would make more sense listing in small medium exchanges and building your way from there.

Yes, giving that the requirements that it takes to get listed is way high, projects tend to start with a smaller exchange but at the end, is all about the project and what they stand to achieve, as big exchanges can not come to the rescue of a floppy project, bittwatt is gaining tremendous momentum in the cryptosphere and i think that will also give them an advantage when they intend to go for bigger listing

It only makes sense most people only care that their able to trade what they have after the ico where they are able to trade is just an extra bonus I hope the team will follow The standard practice of a quick listing followed by better exchanges once they have the volume

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Hello! when are you planning listing on big exchanges like a binance, huobi and etc.
am participate in bounty and wait good moment to sale BWT)

When it comes to ICO, there is a phase, so at the moment, the project is more concentrated with having a successful phase of sales, after that comes the period of listing, so is all about patience, the project will definitely come to that and i don't think is wise for the project to talk about the listing because an unexpected event may come up that will lead to some shift or probably a change in an exchange that was once stated, such scenario may cause uproar in the community

Nice reply here Ace44, we've seen this type of things happen in ICO its not new anymore, so it's best we avoid such situation and focus on project build...

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Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 02:33:49 PM

Hello! when are you planning listing on big exchanges like a binance, huobi and etc.
am participate in bounty and wait good moment to sale BWT)

When it comes to ICO, there is a phase, so at the moment, the project is more concentrated with having a successful phase of sales, after that comes the period of listing, so is all about patience, the project will definitely come to that and i don't think is wise for the project to talk about the listing because an unexpected event may come up that will lead to some shift or probably a change in an exchange that was once stated, such scenario may cause uproar in the community

I don't think there was a project listed in binance or the likes early on; at least not recently to the extent of my knowledge that is. I don't think it is easy getting into the bigger exchanges. It would make more sense listing in small medium exchanges and building your way from there.

Yes, giving that the requirements that it takes to get listed is way high, projects tend to start with a smaller exchange but at the end, is all about the project and what they stand to achieve, as big exchanges can not come to the rescue of a floppy project, bittwatt is gaining tremendous momentum in the cryptosphere and i think that will also give them an advantage when they intend to go for bigger listing

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Quote from: Darkoth89 on May 11, 2018, 01:40:42 PM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 01:16:04 PM

Quote from: faulerwilli on May 11, 2018, 11:10:14 AM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 11:04:30 AM

Bitwatt is a nice start-up for the countries where electricity production is not a monopolized industry. In such countries as post-soviet CIA space it's hard to imagine the company that can sell electricity or be a mediator between state and end-user. I'd like to know what legal relations Bitwatt has with state to be such kind of company.

That's why they also start mostly in Europe. Thanks to the EU, the electricity markets are liberalized and everyone can buy and sell electricity. Bittwatt now provides a simple and professional platform for the normal user. So then you and I can easily trade power, great times

Indeed, the platform can only exist in a liberalized market. On the Bittwatt platform can everyone trade energy, buy cheap at night and sell when the price increase.

How's energy price formed? Does it depend on the Bitwatt plarform token demand? Who can trade tokens?

The price for 1BTW is equal to 1 KWh electricity. If you have a small solar panel on your roof or a wind turbine, you can sell the produced KWh on the Bittwatt platform for BTW Token.

Im interested to see how they are going to handle the difference in cost of 1 KW of electric across countries, and if the peak usage times increase the cost of electric as well, the platform launch is going to be something im looking out for.

I think electricity manufacturer won't be able to sell energy to buyers from another country because it is just a part of whole country powers reserve. All in all, how can you imagine exporting electricity? I cannot)

It might possible if you consider a neighbouring country distributing its electricity to its neighbour, i have heard of this one but i have not heard of a long distance country sharing it electricity with a country beyond it's reach..

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Quote from: Darkoth89 on May 11, 2018, 01:40:42 PM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 01:16:04 PM

Quote from: faulerwilli on May 11, 2018, 11:10:14 AM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 11:04:30 AM

Bitwatt is a nice start-up for the countries where electricity production is not a monopolized industry. In such countries as post-soviet CIA space it's hard to imagine the company that can sell electricity or be a mediator between state and end-user. I'd like to know what legal relations Bitwatt has with state to be such kind of company.

That's why they also start mostly in Europe. Thanks to the EU, the electricity markets are liberalized and everyone can buy and sell electricity. Bittwatt now provides a simple and professional platform for the normal user. So then you and I can easily trade power, great times

Indeed, the platform can only exist in a liberalized market. On the Bittwatt platform can everyone trade energy, buy cheap at night and sell when the price increase.

How's energy price formed? Does it depend on the Bitwatt plarform token demand? Who can trade tokens?

The price for 1BTW is equal to 1 KWh electricity. If you have a small solar panel on your roof or a wind turbine, you can sell the produced KWh on the Bittwatt platform for BTW Token.

Im interested to see how they are going to handle the difference in cost of 1 KW of electric across countries, and if the peak usage times increase the cost of electric as well, the platform launch is going to be something im looking out for.

That is something I haven't thought of before. You are right. Energy price depends both on geographical factors (which country) and on the time of the day. Renewable energies like wind and solar energy have production peaks depending on the weather.

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Bittwatt is in signing spree with many partners. I am very curious to know what would be the next in line and from which country. This has become a must to have token in our portfolio.

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Quote from: Darkoth89 on May 11, 2018, 01:40:42 PM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 01:16:04 PM

Quote from: faulerwilli on May 11, 2018, 11:10:14 AM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 11:04:30 AM

Bitwatt is a nice start-up for the countries where electricity production is not a monopolized industry. In such countries as post-soviet CIA space it's hard to imagine the company that can sell electricity or be a mediator between state and end-user. I'd like to know what legal relations Bitwatt has with state to be such kind of company.

That's why they also start mostly in Europe. Thanks to the EU, the electricity markets are liberalized and everyone can buy and sell electricity. Bittwatt now provides a simple and professional platform for the normal user. So then you and I can easily trade power, great times

Indeed, the platform can only exist in a liberalized market. On the Bittwatt platform can everyone trade energy, buy cheap at night and sell when the price increase.

How's energy price formed? Does it depend on the Bitwatt plarform token demand? Who can trade tokens?

The price for 1BTW is equal to 1 KWh electricity. If you have a small solar panel on your roof or a wind turbine, you can sell the produced KWh on the Bittwatt platform for BTW Token.

Im interested to see how they are going to handle the difference in cost of 1 KW of electric across countries, and if the peak usage times increase the cost of electric as well, the platform launch is going to be something im looking out for.

I think electricity manufacturer won't be able to sell energy to buyers from another country because it is just a part of whole country powers reserve. All in all, how can you imagine exporting electricity? I cannot)

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BittWatt is a completely new matchmaking ecosystem for the energy sector. I must really compliment the entire Bittwatt team for ensuring the project gets more exposure and making headway.

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Bittwatt intend to create an energy platform where instant approvals can be possible between producers and suppliers to help improve the present situation where validation process needs the whole day.

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Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 01:16:04 PM

Quote from: faulerwilli on May 11, 2018, 11:10:14 AM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 11:04:30 AM

Bitwatt is a nice start-up for the countries where electricity production is not a monopolized industry. In such countries as post-soviet CIA space it's hard to imagine the company that can sell electricity or be a mediator between state and end-user. I'd like to know what legal relations Bitwatt has with state to be such kind of company.

That's why they also start mostly in Europe. Thanks to the EU, the electricity markets are liberalized and everyone can buy and sell electricity. Bittwatt now provides a simple and professional platform for the normal user. So then you and I can easily trade power, great times

Indeed, the platform can only exist in a liberalized market. On the Bittwatt platform can everyone trade energy, buy cheap at night and sell when the price increase.

How's energy price formed? Does it depend on the Bitwatt plarform token demand? Who can trade tokens?

The price for 1BTW is equal to 1 KWh electricity. If you have a small solar panel on your roof or a wind turbine, you can sell the produced KWh on the Bittwatt platform for BTW Token.

Im interested to see how they are going to handle the difference in cost of 1 KW of electric across countries, and if the peak usage times increase the cost of electric as well, the platform launch is going to be something im looking out for.

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Quote from: phantam on May 11, 2018, 11:30:07 AM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 01:16:04 PM

Hello! when are you planning listing on big exchanges like a binance, huobi and etc.
am participate in bounty and wait good moment to sale BWT)

When it comes to ICO, there is a phase, so at the moment, the project is more concentrated with having a successful phase of sales, after that comes the period of listing, so is all about patience, the project will definitely come to that and i don't think is wise for the project to talk about the listing because an unexpected event may come up that will lead to some shift or probably a change in an exchange that was once stated, such scenario may cause uproar in the community

I don't think there was a project listed in binance or the likes early on; at least not recently to the extent of my knowledge that is. I don't think it is easy getting into the bigger exchanges. It would make more sense listing in small medium exchanges and building your way from there.

Binance is one of the very restrictive exchanges regardless of the ico or company binance is very restrictive of when companies are allowed to even mention their possible listing in binance and breaking rules can have consequences so I’d imagine we won’t here much about it soon

Something a lot of people might forget when they ask for big exchanges is that these exchanges often require the team to pay huge listing fees. And in my opinion some smaller (and so also cheaper) exchanged are enough for the start. And when the token reached a good volume, the team has a much stronger position when negotiating with big exchanges, like Binance.

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Quote from: faulerwilli on May 11, 2018, 11:10:14 AM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 11:04:30 AM

Bitwatt is a nice start-up for the countries where electricity production is not a monopolized industry. In such countries as post-soviet CIA space it's hard to imagine the company that can sell electricity or be a mediator between state and end-user. I'd like to know what legal relations Bitwatt has with state to be such kind of company.

That's why they also start mostly in Europe. Thanks to the EU, the electricity markets are liberalized and everyone can buy and sell electricity. Bittwatt now provides a simple and professional platform for the normal user. So then you and I can easily trade power, great times

Indeed, the platform can only exist in a liberalized market. On the Bittwatt platform can everyone trade energy, buy cheap at night and sell when the price increase.

How's energy price formed? Does it depend on the Bitwatt plarform token demand? Who can trade tokens?

The price for 1BTW is equal to 1 KWh electricity. If you have a small solar panel on your roof or a wind turbine, you can sell the produced KWh on the Bittwatt platform for BTW Token.

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Quote from: faulerwilli on May 11, 2018, 11:10:14 AM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 11:04:30 AM

Bitwatt is a nice start-up for the countries where electricity production is not a monopolized industry. In such countries as post-soviet CIA space it's hard to imagine the company that can sell electricity or be a mediator between state and end-user. I'd like to know what legal relations Bitwatt has with state to be such kind of company.

That's why they also start mostly in Europe. Thanks to the EU, the electricity markets are liberalized and everyone can buy and sell electricity. Bittwatt now provides a simple and professional platform for the normal user. So then you and I can easily trade power, great times

Indeed, the platform can only exist in a liberalized market. On the Bittwatt platform can everyone trade energy, buy cheap at night and sell when the price increase.

How's energy price formed? Does it depend on the Bitwatt plarform token demand? Who can trade tokens?

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Quote from: gee777 on May 11, 2018, 10:43:37 AM

Quote from: Darkoth89 on May 11, 2018, 07:10:18 AM

Thing that interests me is I wonder if the prices will fluctuate during the day? For example in the evenings when alot of people are at home, using electric etc would it be more expensive than say the dead of night, or during the working day.. Going to be interesting to see what arbitrage opportunities there are.

I am curious also how will the use of electricity dictate the price of bittwatt in the market and as the price of electricity is more of a stagnant one will bittwatt see its price change frequently.

I don't think they will be making profit in the way most sector does. The way I see it is that their profit will be based on long time gain because the demand for electricity is not fluctuating like most other product, regardless they will still make huge profit I believe

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Quote from: faulerwilli on May 11, 2018, 11:10:14 AM

Quote from: FarmFrenzy on May 11, 2018, 11:04:30 AM

Bitwatt is a nice start-up for the countries where electricity production is not a monopolized industry. In such countries as post-soviet CIA space it's hard to imagine the company that can sell electricity or be a mediator between state and end-user. I'd like to know what legal relations Bitwatt has with state to be such kind of company.

That's why they also start mostly in Europe. Thanks to the EU, the electricity markets are liberalized and everyone can buy and sell electricity. Bittwatt now provides a simple and professional platform for the normal user. So then you and I can easily trade power, great times

Indeed, the platform can only exist in a liberalized market. On the Bittwatt platform can everyone trade energy, buy cheap at night and sell when the price increase.

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Hello! when are you planning listing on big exchanges like a binance, huobi and etc.
am participate in bounty and wait good moment to sale BWT)

When it comes to ICO, there is a phase, so at the moment, the project is more concentrated with having a successful phase of sales, after that comes the period of listing, so is all about patience, the project will definitely come to that and i don't think is wise for the project to talk about the listing because an unexpected event may come up that will lead to some shift or probably a change in an exchange that was once stated, such scenario may cause uproar in the community

I don't think there was a project listed in binance or the likes early on; at least not recently to the extent of my knowledge that is. I don't think it is easy getting into the bigger exchanges. It would make more sense listing in small medium exchanges and building your way from there.

Binance is one of the very restrictive exchanges regardless of the ico or company binance is very restrictive of when companies are allowed to even mention their possible listing in binance and breaking rules can have consequences so I’d imagine we won’t here much about it soon

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