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    January 31, 2017, 07:09:34 PM
    Last edit: January 31, 2017, 07:43:57 PM by DangerZ
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    I think  op is actually asking everyone to support him in this project. he is inviting everyone to become partners of his project. He can buy solar panels with fiat money. May be he doesnt have that much fund in fiat to spend . Thats why he is proposing this idea. Collecting bitcoins is easy than transfering fiat money . Thats why I think he is asking to fund in bitcoins. Anyway it is a good project if  executed properly. But I dont think anyone will invest bitcoins just like that. Who knows the op will pay the income generated from the shares.It will be better if you post this in your local forum .There you may get some investors who can actually physically see the progress of the mining site.

    You got it. I have actually been running this project since 2014 and in June 2016we financed a 15kW solar plant to power a school using Bitcoin. we chose to focus on Bitcoin as it is much easier to deal with accross borders than fiat. Those Bitcoiners are now getting BTC income. We have raised 14BTC for our latest project to solar power a tyre recycling factory in South Africa. Invitation on this post is for people to visit our website www.thesunexchange.com and see what they think they would be willing, if anything, to put into electrifying Africa on the basis that they will receive a BTC revenue stream at an IRR of 10% pegged to the South African Rand.
    I am looking at your proposal from an entrepreneur point of view and being versatile with Africa, can say it has got some prospect and business model that is adoptable elsewhere. But bulk of what I feel should be a would-be-investor's concerns are:
    1. the sunexchange, I see it's a SA company, they are middlemen here, what tells that one can trust them with one's Bitcoins, not just for a year but decades;
    2. where exactly is your market, Africa is a vast land and you can't do business in some areas;
    3. is there a standing agreement and contract with any solar company;
    4. what is thesunexchange to you?

    1. The Sun Exchange SA is wholly owned by The Sun Exchange Inc. a USA Delaware Corp. The trust is earned through successful project delivery and subsequent press coverage: http://www.moneyweb.co.za/news/tech/solar-powered-money/. No bitcoins are held by The Sun Exchange, they are immediatly sold on digital currency exchanges and the fiat is used to buy physical solar cells. You can check and see the payments made into the wallet address for the latest project https://thesunexchange.com/tyre-corporation-45-kw-solar-pv-plant here: https://blockchain.info/address/16aMgHgd6wBQVHjoaUEsEeRqe89aX2sgzq
    2. Funders for project are distributed globally. Projects are presently localized to Southern and Eastern Africa.
    3. There is a framework agreement between The Sun Exchange and international solar installation company Soventix. The user of the solar cells purchased through The Sun Exchange is under a lease agreement with the Sun Exchange's Users.
    4. It is everything to me.

    Thank you for considering my proposal,

    Abe
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