[PRESS RELEASE – Lugano, Switzerland, April 11th, 2024]
Hypercube.eco launched its Wateract Token on BitMart.com, a move signaling the start of broader exchange listings.
Introducing Wateract, a utility token that utilizes water, the planet’s most vital resource, amongst the changing trends in digital currencies. With this project, Hypercube takes the lead in regenerative tokenization and provides businesses with a tactical approach to water sustainability. It is supported by global acceptance of goals related to sustainability and water debt management.
By tokenizing reclaimed water, WTR Token allows businesses to directly support water conservation, merging technology with ecological responsibility. It’s a transparent system where tokens equate to water saved, addressing the pressing issue of global water scarcity.
In response to rising water demand surpassing supply by over 25%, Wateract offers a solution inspired by the success of carbon credits, aiming to tackle water scarcity with a market-driven approach. Highlighting the urgency, the Panama Canal’s traffic halved in February 2024 due to drought, and Barcelona enforced strict water limits, affecting 80% of its population. Hypercube’s ReFi model for WTR aims to incentivize sustainable water use, mirroring strategies to balance CO2 emissions, emphasizing the critical role of corporate participation in global water security efforts.
Wateract invites global participation, embodying Hypercube’s vision of blockchain as a tool for environmental good. This initiative represents more than a token; it’s a collective step towards a sustainable, water-secure future.
Hypercube’s Wateract is not just a token but a symbol of hope and innovation, advocating for the integration of technology and sustainability. Join us on this transformative journey towards conserving our planet’s most vital resource.
Discover more about joining this cause:
● Hypercube: https://www.hypercube.eco/
● Twitter: https://twitter.com/wtrtoken
● Telegram: https://t.me/wateract
● Email: hello@hypercube.eco
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