KWT Design

The KWT (Kilowatt Token) represents the electricity value layer within the Wattlet ecosystem. Each KWT corresponds to a standardized unit of retail electricity value, verified through real market data and oracle updates. KWT enables the conversion of electricity pricing information into a tradable and programmable digital asset, allowing users to interact with real-world energy values through blockchain infrastructure.

Regional Variants KWT is issued in regional variants that reflect localized electricity markets. Each variant, such as KWTCN, KWTUK, or KWTES, is pegged to the verified average retail electricity price of its respective region. Oracle nodes aggregate and validate data from multiple public sources to provide accurate price references. This structure allows every KWT to remain transparent and measurable across different jurisdictions while preserving localized pricing characteristics.

Value Anchoring KWT maintains its reference value through continuous synchronization with retail electricity indices. The Oracle Network periodically updates regional price feeds to ensure that on-chain valuations align with real-world costs. The token’s pricing in the Wattlet AMM follows market activity but remains guided by verified data. In this model, fluctuations in electricity price or foreign exchange rate are reflected in the token’s reference price, providing a reliable energy-denominated benchmark for users and developers.

Issuance Model KWT follows a demand-based issuance model. New tokens enter circulation when users purchase KWT with USDT in Wattlet’s AMM pools. When market demand decreases, liquidity naturally adjusts through trading activity without affecting overall price stability. This approach ensures that supply is determined by real usage, maintaining alignment between token circulation and energy value representation.

Applications KWT functions as the settlement and valuation unit for all energy-related transactions within Wattlet and its connected applications. It can be used for:

• Tracking electricity value in real time;

• Facilitating energy-based asset accounting;

• Enabling regional price comparison and arbitrage;

• Powering integrations with external energy payment systems.

KWT transforms electricity into a digital, measurable, and interoperable asset class. Its design enables transparent energy accounting and supports the foundation of a global energy economy built on verifiable data.