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Buy Early and Join the Green Revolution with This New Carbon Credit Crypto – Join The Future Here

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Exciting new green crypto project C+Charge has raced past $2 million raised as buyers continue to secure CCHG tokens at a rapid rate.The project, which will incentivize electric vehicle (EV) ownership through carbon credit rewards and added convenience, is currently in stage 5 of its 8-stage presale with tokens on sale for $0.018 each.By the final round, CCHG will cost $0.0235 each - an increase of 30.5% from the current price.Furthermore, C+Charge recently revealed that they have added a burn during the presale, with unsold tokens burned (permanently removed) from the supply.So far, more than 70 million tokens have been burned from the 1 billion supply, or 7%.C+Charge is bidding to help convert fossil fuel drivers towards EVs by rewarding drivers and making ownership more convenient and efficient.CCHG, the native token of the project, will be used to pay for recharging at stations that are partnered with C+Charge.

Drivers then earn carbon credits simply for recharging their vehicles, which help to reduce a holder's carbon footprint further.C+Charge has partnered with Flowcarbon to offer Goodness Nature Tokens (GNT) to drivers, which are 1:1 backed with carbon credits from vetted and verified carbon regeneration projects.Carbon credits are essentially permits that offset the holder's carbon footprint, with one credit equal to one ton of CO2 that's been removed from the atmosphere.Previously, they have largely been used by big businesses rather than individuals - with the likes of Tesla making billions annually by selling carbon credits to less eco-friendly companies - but C+Charge is helping to democratize the industry.

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