Wang & Lee Group Pioneers Crypto Dividends from Solar Power

Wang & Lee Group, a Hong Kong-based leader in renewable energy infrastructure and blockchain solutions, has made history by becoming the first company in the region to distribute shareholder dividends using cryptocurrency mined exclusively through its solar battery crypto farms. This innovative move underscores the company's commitment to merging renewable energy solutions with cutting-edge blockchain technology, setting a new standard for sustainable corporate practices.

Wang & Lee Group's dividend payment leverages cryptocurrency mined via its proprietary solar battery crypto farms, which harness excess clean energy generated during peak production hours. By converting unused solar power into digital assets, the company ensures its crypto-mining operations leave a minimal carbon footprint, addressing growing environmental concerns around traditional cryptocurrency mining.

Mr. Ho, CEO of Wang & Lee Group, stated, "Today marks a transformative moment for our shareholders and the broader financial ecosystem. By integrating our solar energy infrastructure with blockchain innovation, we're redefining what it means to deliver value responsibly. This isn't just about profitability—it's about pioneering a future where sustainability and shareholder returns go hand in hand, where renewable energy meets blockchain innovation. Having successfully locked down the US$100 million deal in crypto mining, we foresee the company will be profitable and we would like to reward our shareholders in the form of cryptocurrency by way of dividends payout. In an unprecedented move, we're allowing shareholders to use crypto dividends within our ecosystem or to cash out for fiat, fostering loyalty and accelerating the adoption of sustainable technologies. After extensive board discussions, in order to protect our shareholders' voting rights and interests, we decided to use crypto dividends to reveal naked short sellers looking to profit out of illegally selling fake shares. In the verification process, shareholders who have bought fake shares from naked short sellers will not be entitled to their crypto dividend. Crypto and share count can easily reveal who are genuine or fake shareholders. On a quest to hunt down dishonest brokers, we are considering engaging Shareintel to track and count naked shorts."

Wang & Lee Group's solar farms produce clean energy, powering local communities and village homes in the New Territories in Hong Kong. The company's dedicated energy utilization involves on-site, high-efficiency cryptocurrency mining rigs. Mined cryptocurrency (e.g., Bitcoin) is securely distributed to shareholders via a regulated digital wallet platform, offering transparency and reduced transaction costs.

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