Washington state-based Giga Watt's token crowdsale has generated more than a third of its $30m goal with more than a month remaining for investors to get onboard. Giga Watt, founded by ex-Microsoft engineer Dave Carlson, enables cryptocurrency mining via its WTT token. Join the iFX EXPO Asia and discover your gateway to the Asian Markets The company is aiming to raise $32m, which will be used to expand the company's global network and develop new products that can help miners earn extra income. "This is a move to decentralise the global balance of mining power and put it back in the hands of the little guy", said Carlson.
Washington state-based Giga Watt's token crowdsale has generated more than a third of its $30m goal with more than a month remaining for investors to get onboard. Giga Watt, founded by ex-Microsoft engineer Dave Carlson, enables cryptocurrency mining via its WTT token. The company is aiming to raise $32m, which will be used to expand the company's global network and develop new products that can help miners earn extra income. "This is a move to decentralise the global balance of mining power and put it back in the hands of the little guy", said Carlson.