Renewable Energy Token
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Renewable Energy Token (using the symbol RET) is a type of a peer-to-peer, open-source cryptocurrency digital money, that was initially released on January 4, 2022. It is designed to be used as an active payment system in the renewable energy sector, to make its use widespread, and to create a renewable energy game. The sun is used as this currency's hallmark. Solar panels have been utilized as part of renewable energy initiatives and are seen as a good luck charm for this currency. How it all began! Like other cryptocurrencies, RET can be used to make purchases at a variety of stores. The primary objective of RET is to establish a unified system of receipts and payments for the purchase and sale of renewable energy. It can also be used to bring together those with an interest in renewable energy and cryptocurrencies. RET is working to develop actual renewable energy projects all around the world, concentrating on the ownership of its owners. Additionally, 10% of the profits from any physical projects developed in the manner outlined will be paid to all rate holders via the BUY BACK method. As a "functional currency," RET was developed by a Brazilian-American named Lucas Williams. Of course, Max and Joseph, who go by those nicknames, are also among the people who founded this cryptocurrency. Lucas' primary objective was to develop a digital currency with a greater range than previous payment and receiving options for the purchase and sale of renewable energy. This coin utilizes the PoSA consensus technique and is developed on the Binance Smart Chain network.
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https://ret.life https://medium.com/@BscRetoken/renewable-energy-token-9530a2856e38
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