[ANN] Karvuon – More Power for the Blockchain Industry

[Diamond digger]

the payback period in Germany would be tens of years. Too few sunny days, although in cloudy weather, production is proceeding, but in disproportionately smaller volumes from the planned. In winter, snow sweeps the batteries, at other times of the year, one should not forget about dust and foliage, which reduces the efficiency of the panels.

[prolnasure]

.The Karvuon Smart Grid system is extremely important to the development of Mongolia as a country and for bitcoin mining generally as well.

[rockmanaki]

but if you think carefully, then only enthusiasts will support their own kind

I do not think that a project that does not need tokens should be supported by the community, as this will push scam coins to the market.

What do you mean? karvuon really needs utility tokens for their platform. Utility tokens will represent mining powers.

[panter70]

Well, the idea is great - the generation of electricity from solar energy. You can issue tokens and continue to work according to the scheme you described. Then, if the matter is trampled, get hold of capital from the business and buy back their shares from investors. There will be such a business with a capital B. you need to do this in the region with the largest number of sunny days in a year.

Not only the solar energy, but the wind energy (that is really suitable for Mongolian climate), that can be even more profitable.

[behyletea]

Karvuon is a project with real usage and the team with connections with government, it doesn't promise 1000% ROI or anything like that.

[prolnasure]

what country is this project from?

All the team is from Mongolia and the project will be launched in Central Mongolia as well.

[rockmanaki]

I think after IEO and listing (that will happen really soon), we'll be able to make the first predictions about the project's future.

[panter70]

Recently I saw Elon Mask’s new development in terms of eco-energy, namely roofs made of solar panels (or rather coated). it generates a lot of energy, more than enough for a house to support and charge a Tesla car.

Oh yes. The bottom line is that the cost of such pleasure is estimated at 60,000  thousand. and it pays off for about 10 years with constant use. So it goes).

Elon Musk, of course, is a cool dude, but his amazing inventions are for millionaires, and ordinary people, as always, fly by. An interesting period of operation at this price and the real cost of maintenance (equipment is not simple)

You don't need to be a millionaire to buy Tesla. Or to buy solar panels. Don't be a liar.

[behyletea]

What is the reason of Karvuon popularity? Why is this thread so popular?

[rockmanaki]

Promising industry. It seems to me worth working in this direction, only you need to calculate everything in detail. It's not one year, but it's worth it.

Yes, but the potential investors don't see this calculations. Also, we are tlaking about cryptocurrencies - very unstable field.

[diemomowa]

I don’t know how the author realized all this, but my friend tried to find out the whole thing with solar panels. There seems to be a law, but in fact it is not being implemented and no one will pay you money for the excess.

Is your friend from Mongolia? Also, don't compare persons and serious companies, please.

[rejay324]

Will the KVT token be the ultimate fuel for the Karvuon platform? And it will represent the amount of energy produced.

[prolnasure]

the payback period in Germany would be tens of years. Too few sunny days, although in cloudy weather, production is proceeding, but in disproportionately smaller volumes from the planned. In winter, snow sweeps the batteries, at other times of the year, one should not forget about dust and foliage, which reduces the efficiency of the panels.

Why do you talk about Germany here? Talk about Mongolia, it seems Karvuon energy project will be launched only there. By the way, it's really cold in winter in Mongolia as well.

[sajneet]

If you do everything correct, I will be proud of you guys! Karvuon solution is the first not Chinese than can be able to make a revolution in crypto mining industry.

[nostralgivo]

China and Mongolia: what is the difference? In technology or rather in legislative system?

[duarcebali]

I like ideas related to alternative energy. environmental problems are closely related to economic problems. consumer society is digging a hole for itself more and more.

That's true and cryptocurrency mining is becoming a part of this problem. Especially, in Asia.

[gordon17]

for such large-scale projects, advertising is not so important. the main thing is the product and the solution to a particular problem!

Advertising is always important. Large investors should start to know about the Karvuon project somehow.

[nostralgivo]

Well, the idea is great - the generation of electricity from solar energy. You can issue tokens and continue to work according to the scheme you described. Then, if the matter is trampled, get hold of capital from the business and buy back their shares from investors. There will be such a business with a capital B. you need to do this in the region with the largest number of sunny days in a year.

Not only the solar energy, but the wind energy (that is really suitable for Mongolian climate), that can be even more profitable.

I can't be sure what type of energy can be more profitable especially talking about crypto mining farms in Mongolia in 2022 or later.

[Alaa]

It is necessary to take into account the fact that the elements of the system are expensive, and during operation, they can fail, thereby making the next rise in the price of the system.

[Doublescripts]

It is necessary to take into account the fact that the elements of the system are expensive, and during operation, they can fail, thereby making the next rise in the price of the system.

And most importantly - in modern country houses, energy consumption has long been not the same as it was 20-30 years ago. Despite the fact that the average consumption level is about 2-5 kW / h. At the moment, in our strip it is unprofitable. Just like windmills, unfortunately.