# What is Energy Point ($PT)

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The most important function of $PT is to design an attribute score for accurately calculating mining revenue. Of course, we are constantly expanding the use scenarios of $PT.
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$PT does not set a production limit and will automatically generate based on algorithms from various types of incentivized positive behaviors.
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If Tom uses our smart hardware during the charging process, the smart hardware will record the amount of electricity used. When Tom charges his car with one kwh of electricity, he will automatically receive a reward of $PT from the PowerPod App.

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1. When we measured 1kwh (Kilowatt hours), we will reward you 1000PT.

&#x20;       1wh=1PT

2. When a 1 cent (USD) payment occurs, we will distribute 25PT to both the payer and the payee respectively.

&#x20;       1 cent=50PT

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Note that the above rules may change in future.
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