Every material sale on every collection point in the Revive network automatically buys $REVIVE from the open market.
No schedule. No manual intervention. Just the protocol running.
Fair questions.
On the revenue, our figures reflect the blended value of recovered materials across the battery mix we collect rather than a flat recycling rate. Lithium ion cells, which make up a significant portion of modern household battery waste, command considerably higher recovery values than alkaline cells. The per kg figure averages across the full mix including the premium lithium ion content which skews it higher than a pure alkaline recycling rate would suggest.
On ABT registration, Revive operates at the collection and network layer. We work with existing approved battery treatment operators for the downstream process rather than seeking ABT status ourselves. The recycling expertise stays with the specialists who have been doing it for decades. Our role is the collection infrastructure and the on-chain yield layer sitting on top of it.
Six collection points. One network. $2,138 in weekly revenue.
Eastcheap leads the table. Five points still available for auction.
https://t.co/61Eyw1Q4qb
One location. Two collection points. Both available.
Sainsbury's Pimlico is the only site in the Revive network running two points simultaneously.
$870 combined weekly revenue. ~$3,480 per month.
Own both. Own the whole location.
Five collection points. Five live auctions.
Entry starts at $600. The most desirable point in the City of London starts at $1,800.
No ETH leaves your wallet until the auction closes.
https://t.co/61Eyw1Q4qb
The average UK household generates 1.5kg of battery waste per year.
A single Tesco Express generates over 2,000kg.
That is why Revive starts with collection points not households.
The UK collects 45% of batteries sold annually.
Germany collects 52%. Netherlands 60%. Japan 78%. The US collects just 12%.
Every percentage point of improvement is yield that was previously going nowhere.
Revive starts in London. The opportunity is global.
Revive was not built overnight.
Six weeks. Six collection points. One protocol.
This is how we built the world's first on-chain battery recovery network.
Batteries were just the start.
Laptops. Phones. Tablets. Power tools. All of them contain the same recoverable materials. All of them generating the same yield.
Revive is expanding to electricals. Same network. Same pipeline. More surface area.
Coming soon.
Collection point #006. Eastcheap, City of London.
$1,714 in your first month. $10,282 in six months. $20,563 after twelve.
One collection point. One auction. Yield forever.
Still available. https://t.co/61Eyw1Q4qb
By 2030 demand for lithium and cobalt will outpace supply by a significant margin.
Every EV manufacturer. Every battery producer. Every tech company knows this.
Recovery is not optional. It is the only solution.
Revive puts the yield from that recovery on-chain.
Most yield in crypto is just inflation with a better name.
Revive yield comes from lithium, cobalt and nickel being sold into real commodity markets. Backed by legal compliance obligations. Tracked on-chain.
That is the difference.
A single AA battery contains $0.04 worth of recoverable materials.
One million batteries contains $40,000.
The UK discards approximately 30 billion batteries every year.
The scale is the opportunity. Revive captures it on-chain.
By 2030 demand for lithium and cobalt will outpace supply by a significant margin.
Every major EV manufacturer knows this. Every battery producer knows this.
Recovery is not optional. It is the only solution.
Revive puts the yield from that recovery on-chain.