AI EATS ELECTRICITY.
Data centres are the fastest-growing electricity load in the world. The chips arrive in months; the power to run them takes years to connect. That gap is the story.
Robinhood Chain
Launched through LONG
Reference asset: BELaunched 7 September 2026 on LONG, Robinhood Chain · see it on the explorer
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The thesis
The bottleneck moved from chips to the grid.
Training a model is a purchasing problem: you buy accelerators and wait for delivery. Running them is a physical one. The electricity has to arrive at a specific building, on a specific substation, through wires that were planned for a world with far less demand on them.
That is why the industry now picks sites for available megawatts before anything else, and why an interconnection request is measured in years rather than months. The component that sets the schedule turns out to be the least glamorous one — the transformer, the cable, the permit.
Compute is portable. Electricity is not. That asymmetry decides where the next decade of infrastructure gets built, and it is the thing WATT INU pays attention to.
- 415 TWh
- what the world’s data centres consumed in 2024 — about 1.5% of global electricity.
- 945 TWh
- the IEA’s projection for 2030. Consumption more than doubles in six years.
- 12% a year
- the growth rate since 2017 — more than four times faster than electricity demand as a whole.
Figures from the IEA’s Energy and AI report. Quoted as published — nothing here is our own estimate.
What we built
A token that gets scarcer when it is used.
One market
Every trade runs through one verified market, WATT against BE.
Build the Power Vault
80% of buy-side creator fees build the Power Vault, in BE.
Burn WATT
Sell-side WATT fees are burned and added to the Power Vault, reducing circulating supply.
Buy side: 80% Power Vault, 20% Project Fee Receiver. Sell side: 40% burned, 40% Power Vault, 20% Project Fee Receiver. Every address is published and verifiable on-chain. The launchpad and its integrator take their own share upstream.
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Read from the chain, on this request
999,990,812.44
WATT in circulation, down from 1,000,000,000. The contract has no mint function, so this number can only fall.
9,187.55WATT
held by the Power Vault, alongside 0.00202 BE. It grows from both sides of the market and sits behind a 48-hour delay.
56,803,431
the block of the last fee distribution. Read the transaction
Official WATT Contract
0x5FfbF9920cA7E3E9cf42Cd33E8f47609bFF01e18
This is the only official WATT address, published here and on wattinu.com/transparency, sourced only from the official-links registry — never guessed, never copied from a preview page. DexScreener indexes the pool directly from the chain, independently of any launchpad.
BE Contract (reference asset)
0x822CC93fFD030293E9842c30BBD678F530701867
Bloom Energy • Robinhood Token — the real Robinhood Stock Token WATT references as BE. Not a WATT-issued token; shown here for transparency, sourced from the same official-links registry.
LONG POWER. FEED THE MACHINES.