WePower

Opportunities:
The team is able to secure a number of solid companies agreeing to work with WePower, which helps creating supply when the platform is launched and demonstrates the team’s capabilities.
This project demonstrates what blockchain can do and shows an innovative way to tokenize assets – in this case, energy.
From the tokenization of energy, energy construction projects can save on fundraising costs and are able to improve the return on equity, thus they can provide more affordable energy.

Concerns:
The energy sector is highly regulated and the landscape is different in each country. It may be difficult for different companies/governments to get on board with the idea of sharing one platform.
Even if the project successfully hits its own growth project (which is usually on the optimistic and aggressive side), the risk-adjusted return is not high. If we apply a 25% discount rate for the energy received as stated in page 11 of the white paper and assuming ether price is $1,000, the total return on the 10 ETH investment over a 6-year period is 67%, or a compound annual growth rate of 9%. This is considered low for a cryptocurrency investment.

Conclusion:
Overall, we like the short-term potential but are neutral about its long-term potential for this ICO. Our thoughts of the tokens for short term and long term are as follows:
For ​short-term holding:
Good. The team, idea, bonus structure, and market awareness are all above average. We believe it should do well as long as the current correction is not protracted.
For long-term holding:
Neutral. Even using the company’s own growth project, the return of tokens from the 0.9% donation is unattractive. We like the idea of the project, but unless WePower's clients tokenize a much higher portion of their energy than projected, we don’t think holding WPR tokens for the 0.9% donation is worth it.