• Ecoterra has launched a unique Recycle-to-Earn concept that rewards users for recycling household waste.
• Major global brands such as Vittel, Coca-Cola, Carlsberg and Evian are partnered with the project, which is in its penultimate stage of its 9-stage presale.
• Over $5 million has been invested in ECOTERRA tokens since the project launched 11 weeks ago, with less than $900k remaining before the presale heads to exchanges.
Ecoterra: A Recycle-to-Earn Crypto Project
The crypto project ecoterra has developed a novel Recycle-to-Earn concept to allow users to earn rewards simply for recycling household waste. With major global brands such as Vittel, Coca-Cola, Carlsberg and Evian partnering with ecoterra, over $5 million has been invested in ECOTERRA tokens since the project launched just 11 weeks ago.
How Does it Work?
The ecoterra app is supported globally and requires users to take plastic bottles or other everyday items to a Reverse Vending Machine (RVM). These machines can be found in tens of thousands of supermarkets around the world. Users then scan the barcode of an item via the mobile app and deposit it in the RVM. The app has an AI-powered algorithm and database that assigns a value to the item – rewarding users with ECOTERRA tokens accordingly.
Presale Stage 8
Currently at stage 8 of its 9-stage presale, ecoterra tokens are priced at $0.00925 per token – but this will increase by 8% when entering into its final stage. This leaves less than $900k remaining before the presale ticks into its final stage and heads towards exchanges.
Environmental Impact
By incentivizing people to recycle their waste more responsibly through rewards, this ecofriendly project hopes to have a positive environmental impact by reducing pollution caused by nonbiodegradable materials ending up in landfills or oceans each year.
Final Presales Stage Imminent
With only limited time before ecoterra heads towards exchanges, those looking to get involved should act fast before entering into its final stage – where prices will increase by 8%.