Here is the reason why our ITO is different to others:

https://medium.com/@solarstake/helios-energy-signs-major-contract-6f3c097a3838

You are investing into a real business.  A business that will have very significant revenues in a matter of days/weeks - not just an idea that will

Here is the story validated in the press: 

http://tashkenttimes.uz/business/4328-helios-energy-secures-40mw-solar-pv-contract-in-namangan

https://renewablesnow.com/news/to-the-point-helios-energy-wins-40-mw-solar-job-in-uzbekistan-668970/

Hi,

Thanks for your question!

I'm not 100% sure what you are asking, but I thought to provide a little more information:

As funds are raised, they are immediately withdrawn and sent to Helio Energy for ordering Solar Panels.  As these panels are delivered and installed, they start generating revenues... and from these revenues, we reinvest into more solar panels, growing the solar farms.

Helios Energy are a Thai business who order, install and maintain the solar farms and they have three sites in Thailand ready to be installed - one has existing panels and will be expanded very soon with the investments people have made.


I hope this helps - but please come into https://t.me/solarstake if you would like to ask anything else!

Thanks for your positivity :-)  We're pleased with the amount raised and we have since raised some more funds.  Website update coming this evening!

Regarding the token price going up - this isn't a project where the focus is solely on MOONing, but for staking your tokens and getting paid out real, asset and business backed returns.  If you re-set your sights on the type of investment it is as more a crypto-entry into a more traditional medium-long term investment, it makes a lot more sense.

The future share price of Helios Energy is something you might want to bear in mind, too, as they announce more *real* projects and revenues.

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

Thanks for your vote of confidence ;-)

We're very aware of what other projects have attempted to do and why they failed or are struggling to deliver.  The big, massive, HUGE and yet very simple difference here is:

We are buying into Helios Energy, a Solar Energy Utility Startup that already exists.  We are not trying to do something new or disruptive.

To add to this, Helios Energy *already have* the 25 year PPAs in place and the land for the installations is in their ownership.  The deal is good to go and is, in fact, already up and running.  This is where the many fell down - they didn't have these agreements (although their offerings made it sound like they did, in some cases) and that is where they burned their funds: trying to win the bids.  There is literally no burn rate with this project - 90% of the raised funds go straight to Helios energy.  These funds buy Series A shares and in turn, fund solar power installations.

I would honestly recommend you read the whitepaper before making any final judgements - this is a very different and much simpler offering, which is why it will work for any investors involved.

Please feel free to come back with any questions!

BTW:  https://solarstake.io/#gallery

Here 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.

Hello - thanks for the questions.

Correct - there is no soft cap.  We're buying into an existing (and growing) business, so as soon as investments are received, the money is placed into ordering the solar panels.  The project is already up and running, no matter how small or large the figure we raise.

We're receiving chunks of investment at the moment - etherscan should be your source of truth on this, and you can find that figure out by going here:  https://etherscan.io/token/0x58e909941a62e58eb17e96035c78edebd3516b1b

Thanks for your interest in the project.

Unfortunately, nothing in crypto is 'guaranteed' - look at the recent price of Bitcoin, for example.  However, SolarStake offer properly backed investments - via a 1:1 token:installed watts assets (hardware), 25 year government contracts and an ownership stake in a Solar Energy Utility startup.  We believe this provides substantial protection for your investment.

I thought to provide a little more information on things which you will want to consider.

Here’s a high level breakdown of numbers:

1 token = $1 = 1 W

Each share in Helios = $0.50, so there are two shares purchased for every $

There will always be, using $1000 as a nice round figure, 1800 tokens minted.  This won’t fluctuate.

Token value protection

Between us, the team have gone in on tens of ICO, so we’re aware that prices can be quite volatile at times.  What we’ve done, especially for earlier investors, is build in two mechanisms to protect your USD value

1.  The bonus.  Pre-sale phase one and two have a 50% and 40% bonus, respectively.  So you will get either 1500 or 1400 tokens for your $1000.  (The bonuses decrease phase by phase).  Note that for phase one, this already brings your token price down to $0.75.

2.  The “All investors” pool.  As the bonus tokens for the investors drop by phase, these tokens are applied to the all investors pool.  These tokens are distributed to whitelisted wallets – in simple terms, it means you get a share of all investments made, after you have made your own.  Again, this contributes to a lower dollar cost average.

The referral pool/scheme is another mechanism where you can gain value.

For every $1000 invested (again, nice round number), there are 150 referral scheme tokens.

If you refer people, you will get 100 tokens for each $1000 invested.  Each of the referred people get 50 tokens.

So there’s three ways to bring your effective token price down.  Given the potentially substantial payouts from the "All investors" pool throughout the ITO, you could very well end up paying ~$0.50 for your tokens, which gives you instant protection should the token dip a little post ITO.  We expect, once the project starts proving it is delivering very much on target for or ahead of projections, the desire to increase ones holdings will generate very positive price action.


Reinvestment

Once the funded wattage is installed, these are backed by 25 year PPA with the EGAT (Energy Generating Authority of Thailand).  The revenue from this (minus costs) is what is reinvested.  All figures are based upon existing solar installations Helios have.

Selling tokens (ties up with token price protection)

We will, following the 6 main phases, look to list on exchanges, which will allow investors to buy/sell.  The more we raise, the bigger the exchanges we can list on.


ROI/Revenues/WHEN MOON (etc)

There's two main angles on this:

1.  The ROI.  The increased Watts installed = tokens created.  They're spread out around investors.
The idea would be (although there is no lock in - you can move them around whenever you like) you leave your tokens long term - no stress, just wait for the monthly payout as we install new power.  Just make sure you have them in your whitelisted wallet on snapshot day.

We're hoping the value of the tokens is driven higher (although not critical, initially) by:

2.  The ownership stake in Helios.

They’ve signed MoI and MoU with for a huge deal to install a turnkey operation in Uzbekistan for I believe it is 360MW (we'll be doing a full marketing piece on this one soon).  This will bring in a lot of revenues and increase future share value.  

There's a bunch of other projects they've been approached for, too.

Their goal, which is on their investment brochure on https://heliosenergy.info/ is to go for IPO in approx 5 years.

Because we will initially be getting in at Series A, we will be getting on board where the share price multiples at IPO will be massive.

Every new deal, project and revenue stream has the potential to drive the future share price higher.  It’s in investor’s interests to hold a nice slap, long term.  This is what we believe will keep the value of the token up - as more news/projects about Helios come through, there is a distinct advantage in not dumping tokens.

The model is so clean and simple

Additional information – Helios, from Q3, will be manufacturing their own panels, which brings the cost per installed KW down to a price that is cheaper than even ordering 10MW from China.  This means we know the 1800 tokens generated is very conservative and we should be able to comfortably beat the ROI projections.  


Target investors

This isn’t a moon shot, but a comfortable space cruise, gathering pace as we go (lol).  It’s hands off, not something to waste time staring at the charts – you’ve better things to do with your time 😊  We're looking at the more 'serious', medium - long term kind of investor. The returns will work out to be substantial, but this will take time, as the returns are based on real business, real hardware, real contracts and real revenues.  Not your usual crypto "ideas" that often turn out to be nothing.


We're pretty sure this is unique with:

Asset backed
25 year PPAs
Ownership stake