Quote from: NexisEnergy on January 12, 2018, 06:34:37 AM

NEXIS ENERGY WILL DISTRIBUTE NEXIS TOKENS
WE ARE THE FIRST GROUP TO TAKE A STEP INTO RENEWABLE ENERGY CRYPTOCURRENCY MINING

TOKEN: NEXIS

TICKER: NXS

Website URL: http://www.nexisenergy.com/

A BLOCKCHAIN-BASED ENERGY
ECOSYSTEM
Nexis is a team of well minded individuals with a vision to use renewable energy as a source of power to mine cryptocurrency. Blockchain technology uses an abundant amount of energy and electricity which will not be enough to keep it powered up in the future.

TOKEN DETAILS

Nexis Token=ERC-20 standard
Accepted form of payment=ETH
PRE-ICO Date=April 1st, 2018- April 7th , 2018
ICO Date=April 8th, 2018- May 5th, 2018
Token Issue Date=May 6th, 2018
Nexis Token Supply=100,000,000 NXS
Pre-ico Token Price=$0.60 USD
Nexis token will increase in price each week
ICO Token Price:
Week 1=$0.70 USD
Week 2=$0.80 USD
Week 3=$0.90 USD
Week 4=$1 USD
Soft Cap=$100,000,000 USD
Hard Cap=$20,000,000 USD

Nexis token will also be feautured in Cryptocurrency exchanges

Bitcoin mining began as an activity that could be done on personal computers, but quickly morphed into a high-powered affair requiring specialized chips and large amounts of electricity. This trend is continuing and, as mentioned above, the cost of electricity is now easily the largest factor in determining mining profitability. That is where Nexis Energy will succeed.

Website URL: http://www.nexisenergy.com/
Twitter URL: https://twitter.com/NexisEnergy

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If I understand correctly, you are issuing ERC20 token. This kind of token not blockchain based and not even mineable as you claim. ERC20 tokens are only good for raising money for a project. Are you going to build your own blockchain?

Your second claim "Blockchain technology uses an abundant amount of energy and electricity" isn't true either for the industry. PoW mining cost a lots of energy, that is true... But the others are not, such as PoS. The industry is trending to PoS. What is your plan to make the mining even more energy efficient that the PoS?