A meter tips past 10 kWh. Somewhere a family eats dinner; somewhere a dashboard lights up with verified supply. The two never meet. The market does. That’s EDMA’s promise in one breath: turn sunlight into a receipt you can trust, then make it liquid.
Uber didn’t win by buying taxis—it coordinated idle capacity and let demand settle instantly. EDMA does the same for clean energy. Instead of chasing one giant plant, it orchestrates the long tail so a million small parks can earn like one big one.
EDMA bridges that gap with time-stamped, meter-based supply—and gives it a frictionless settlement rail.
EDMA is developed by PrimeHire—500 engineers in the global top 1%—so the plumbing is industrial-grade: security, throughput, auditability, uptime. The complete smart-contract suite — token, vesting, and marketplace modules — has been independently audited by Cyberscope and Coinsult, with zero critical vulnerabilities.

Full reports are available at edma.app. If you want corporates and regulators on the same page, the chain has to read like a ledger, not a blog.
You don’t need panels to participate. Holding $EDM means owning the rail: every ETT conversion, every verified clean-energy purchase settles on your lane. It’s a simple flywheel: more rooftops mint → more ETT → more $EDM needed.

Supply is capped at 500,000,000 $EDM, with a target supply of 100,000,000 $EDM. Each ETT trade burns 1% of the $EDM used and pays 1% to stakers. As supply decreases and the household community connects, demand concentrates.
30,000,000 wallets competing for 100 million tokens.
Utility drives usage; usage drives scarcity.
With $0 in ads, EDMA’s presale counts 14,000 holders and $1,730,000 committed. People don’t need a 40-page explainer. They need one sentence: the sun hits a roof, the meter proves it, the marketplace pays for it.
You can spend the next quarter guessing the next ride—or own the rail it runs on.
Presale is live at edma.app. Sunlight becomes income.


