I have visited the WindMine website a few days ago to read more about this project because, frankly speaking, I grew really fond of the idea of investing in a windpark that generates clean energy and then profit from getting the revenue shares. Unfortunately, now the website is inaccessible for an unknown reason. Perhaps the team members thought that they won't be able to get enough funds and shut the project down. That would be a real pity.

Caroline   August 13, 2019   Reply

I am starting to suspect that a lot of projects are simply trying to take advantage of the wave of hype, created by the resurfacing of interest to the blockchain technology after the crypto crisis of 2018, to attract some attention, along with additional funds. I have nothing against the idea of producing electricity from renewables, but WindMine could have definitely done that without employing blockchain and coming up with some tokens. When I saw the name of the project, I thought that it has something to do with crypto mining, but turned out that it just offers interest payments, which is a dull idea.

Lewis   July 28, 2019   Reply

The future of energy market definitely lies with the renewables. WindMine serves as a prime example of how to tokenize a very prospective business. Certainly, the project won’t attract the crowds of private investors, simply because the entry threshold is relatively high. But, frankly speaking, it doesn’t need a lot of small-time token holders. A few “whales” would do. In my opinion, WinMine holds great potential mainly because cheaper electricity would always be demand.

Connor   July 15, 2019   Reply