BTW:
https://solarstake.io/#galleryHere are some pictures of the 796000 Watts currently installed, generating power, revenues and of course, ROI. There will be 2MW installed by the end of the year, PLUS some huge news, which has been teased above, very soon.
I always think why a rich project that have much money that can provide 796000 Watss didn't just do an IEO on Binance, so to reach an investor is easily. Right now even IEO have difficulty in obtaining funds, especially anything else than that.
Thanks for the question. Firstly, I would just like to highlight 796000 watts has been paid for by the CEO of Helios Energy himself - not from the ITO project.
There's a few reasons for not using an IEO listing. Here's three:
1. We are not pre-minting tokens, which are needed for a listing like that. We only mint for what is raised.
2. The fees for listing are very high.
3. All IEO projects have been subject to extreme pump and dumps. This is a staking project and we are looking to build in more stability for our investors.
I suggest reading our Whitepaper a couple of times as it will help with your understanding: https://solarstake.io/documents/SolarStake Whitepaper.pdf