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kWh Token (kWT) Disclosure

The kWh Token (kWT) is a digital commodity instrument representing one verified kilowatt-hour of electrical energy. Each kWT is backed 1:1 by verified real-world energy reserves held in qualified custody under CFTC-regulated frameworks applicable to digital commodity dealers.

Classification

The kWT is classified as a prepaid commodity credit under applicable CFTC guidance and is not classified as an investment contract under SEC jurisdiction. This classification is based on its functional nature: it represents a pre-purchased unit of a physical commodity. Users should consult their own legal and tax advisors regarding their specific circumstances.

Reserve Backing

All kWT in circulation are backed 1:1 by verified energy reserves. Reserve audits are conducted by independent third parties and are available to institutional users upon request. Reserve documentation is maintained as part of the EVRESA Hash-Anchored Receipt infrastructure.

Price Mechanism

kWT may be pre-purchased at rates that differ from spot market prices for electrical energy. The pre-purchase rate provides price certainty against market volatility. Watts & Commodities does not guarantee that pre-purchase rates will always be lower than future spot prices.

Risk of Loss

The value of kWT in secondary markets may fluctuate. The 1:1 reserve backing protects the commodity value at redemption; however, market prices in secondary trading environments may diverge from reserve value.

CLARITY Act Regulatory Framework

The Digital Asset Market Structure and Investor Protection Act ("CLARITY Act") establishes the primary federal framework for digital commodity assets in the United States. This disclosure summarizes key provisions relevant to W&C Wallet users, producers, and institutional participants.

Asset Classification

Digital assets are classified into three categories: (1) Digital Commodities — CFTC jurisdiction; (2) Investment Contract Assets — SEC jurisdiction; (3) Payment Stablecoins — GENIUS Act framework. The kWT is classified as a Digital Commodity under CFTC jurisdiction.

CFTC Registration Requirements

Platforms operating spot markets for digital commodities must register with the CFTC as a Digital Commodity Exchange (DCE). Watts & Commodities is pursuing CFTC pre-registration classification for all tokenized commodity instruments on its platform.

Segregation of Customer Assets

The CLARITY Act requires registered firms to segregate customer digital commodity assets from operational funds and maintain those assets with qualified custodians. W&C maintains strict segregation of all customer kWT holdings from operational reserves.

Consumer Protections

CLARITY provides: (1) Prohibition on misappropriation of customer assets; (2) Required disclosure of material conflicts of interest; (3) Access to dispute resolution; (4) Real-time audit trail availability via Hash-Anchored Receipts; (5) Required disclosure of all fees, risks, and terms prior to transaction execution.

Ongoing Compliance

CLARITY compliance is not a one-time event. W&C maintains ongoing compliance through the EVRESA HOLD Standard, which applies the current regulatory framework to every transaction in real time. As CLARITY regulations are finalized, EVRESA policy logic is updated accordingly.

GENIUS Act Stablecoin Framework

The Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act ("GENIUS Act"), enacted in 2025, establishes the first comprehensive federal framework for payment stablecoins. W&C wallet operates exclusively with GENIUS-compliant stablecoins.

Stablecoin Requirements

Payment stablecoins must: (1) Maintain 1:1 reserves in high-quality liquid assets; (2) Register with appropriate federal or state regulators; (3) Implement AML/KYC programs meeting bank-equivalent standards; (4) Prohibit payment of yield or interest on stablecoin balances (with limited exceptions); (5) Publish reserve composition and attestation reports monthly.

W&C Stablecoin Integration

W&C routes stablecoin transactions exclusively through GENIUS-compliant issuers. Every dollar of stablecoin value routed through the W&C platform carries the regulatory standing of a payment instrument, not a speculative asset.

Yield Restrictions

The GENIUS Act restricts payment stablecoins from paying simple interest in the manner of unregulated yield products. W&C's reward and incentive programs are structured to comply with these restrictions. Any yield-adjacent feature is reviewed by EVRESA governance before activation.

Material Risk Disclosures

Watts & Commodities provides the following material risk disclosures to all users. These disclosures do not constitute legal or investment advice. Users should consult their own advisors before transacting.

Market Risk

Tokenized commodity assets, including kWT, are subject to commodity price risk. While pre-purchased kWT locks in a rate against future spot price increases, secondary market values may be affected by underlying commodity market conditions, regulatory changes, or macroeconomic factors.

Regulatory Risk

The regulatory framework governing digital commodity assets is evolving. Changes in applicable regulations may affect the operation of the W&C platform, the classification of kWT, or the terms under which producers may list products. W&C will provide notice of material regulatory changes as promptly as practicable.

Smart Contract Risk

kWT issuance, transfer, and redemption rely in part on smart contract technology. Smart contracts may contain vulnerabilities or be subject to network congestion or fork events. W&C maintains audited contracts with formal verification where applicable.

Counterparty Risk

W&C maintains relationships with custodians, liquidity providers, and rail partners. Failure of any counterparty could affect settlement timelines. W&C governs counterparty selection through documented credit and compliance criteria.

No Investment Advice

Nothing on the W&C platform constitutes investment advice. kWT and other tokenized commodity instruments are commodity instruments, not investment products. W&C does not provide financial planning, portfolio management, or investment recommendation services.

Privacy & Data Governance

Watts & Commodities is committed to the responsible collection, use, and protection of personal information. This disclosure summarizes W&C's data governance practices as they relate to the W&C Wallet, producer registration, and EVRESA governance operations.

Data Collected

W&C collects: identity verification information (KYC data including government-issued ID, SSN or EIN, beneficial ownership); transaction data (all wallet transactions recorded in the EVRESA HAR ledger); device and access data (IP addresses, device fingerprints, access timestamps); and communications (support interactions, producer onboarding correspondence).

EVRESA Governance Records

EVRESA Hash-Anchored Receipts (HARs) are immutable records that cannot be deleted. Users acknowledge that transaction records generated through EVRESA governance are permanent and may be produced in response to regulatory examination or lawful legal process without prior notice to the user.

AML/KYC Data Obligations

Under BSA/AML requirements, W&C is required to verify, retain, and in certain circumstances report user identity and transaction information to FinCEN and other regulatory bodies. Suspicious activity reports (SARs) may be filed without notification to the subject user, as required by federal law.

Data Sharing

W&C does not sell user data to third parties. Data is shared with: EVRESA LLC for governance and HAR generation; qualified custodians for asset management; AML/KYC service providers; regulatory authorities as required by law; and legal process as required by court order.