Binance Lists WePower (CRYPTO:WPR)
Hong Kong, April 4, 2018 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Cryptocurrency Exchange Binance.com (
CRYPTO:BNB) advise that WPR/BTC (CRYPTO:WPR) and WPR/ETH trading pairs are now available on Binance for trading. You can start depositing and trading WPR now.
WePower is a blockchain-based green energy trading platform.
WePower enables renewable energy producers to raise capital by issuing their own energy tokens. These tokens represent energy they commit to produce and deliver. Energy tokenization standardizes simplifies and opens globally currently existing energy investment ecosystem. As a result, energy producers can trade directly with the green energy buyers (consumers and investors) and raise capital by selling energy upfront, at below-market rates. Energy tokenization ensures liquidity and extends access to capital.
Max Supply: 745,248,183 WPR
Circulating Supply: 355,695,760 WPR
Issue Price: $0.1250
To view the Whitepaper, please visit:
http://abnnewswire.net/lnk/2HU246QW
About Binance
Binance (CRYPTO:BNB) is a cryptocurrency exchange with a focus on the Chinese market and other Chinese coins. Currently, it supports English and Chinese users. The Binance token (BNB) was created during the ICO event to fund the development of the Binance exchange.
Binance is capable of processing 1.4 mil orders/second, has multi-language support and has all the major coins available – BTC, ETH, LTC, BNB etc. Trading fee is 0.1%.
Binance Mission: Commit to offer the professional, secure and transparent one-stop service to users in digital currency industry.
Binance Scale: Binance has over millions registered users from over 200 countries and regions.
Binance official website:
https://www.binance.com
About WePower
WePower (CRYPTO:WPR) was established to change how energy is developed and distributed. The WePower team has been in the market for several years during which time it became obvious that we are lagging behind renewable energy adoption. This is not for lack of a desire to live a cleaner life, and improve the world for future generations. It is due to current market bottlenecks, which slows development of renewable energy sources. There are too many intermediary players between renewable energy producers and consumers of energy. Ultimately, these costs go directly to consumers who pay for it all.
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