

Circulating supply is ~60.06M EWT with a max supply of 100M EWT
ATH: $22.64. ATL: $0.498
EWT price is driven by enterprise energy adoption (gas/staking demand from dApp usage), regulatory tailwinds (MiCA-compliant via ESMA registration), and partnerships with Shell, Engie, TEPCO and others for renewable certificates and grid tools.
Risks include thin liquidity, centralization risk from PoA validator set, narrow energy-sector-only use case, enterprise adoption friction from heavy regulatory compliance requirements, and PoA scalability ceiling under high transaction loads.
The Energy Web Chain is a public, PoA, Ethereum-based blockchain specifically designed for enterprise energy applications, governed and operated by over 25 validator nodes from 15 countries including utilities, grid operators, and startups.