Bright World Teams with Musk Gold for Blockchain Pilot Program

Musk Gold, a peer-to-peer digital asset also known as the “Gold of the Galaxy,” has announced its partnership with solar energy company Bright World.

Musk Gold is a fully launched and developed commodity designed to be used on Earth, but also: (1) in digital outer space or other virtual reality platforms and metaverses; (2) alternate reality video games; and (3) non- fungible token marketplaces. Musk Gold will focus future projects developed under their ‘five pillars’ essential for humanity to thrive: Energy, Communication, Transportation, Architecture, and Digital Assets.

Bright World is one of Northern and Southern California’s premiere Solar Energy Companies. The mission at Bright World is to inspire, educate, and empower home and business owners across the Nation to transition to renewable energy, while offering a seamless and supportive experience. 100% of their solar installations are performed by in-house, professional crews, through their installer network partnerships.

Under the partnership, the companies will work together on a pilot program to incentivize and reward qualifying California residents when they purchase solar panels for their home or business – in the form of Musk Gold. They have also agreed to pilot developing blockchain-based technology within their existing user solar customer base.

In the partnership program, Musk Gold’s strategy is to operate as an incentive and rewards-based system similar to airline miles, and partner with reputable solar companies with a large existing customer base, such as Bright World, in order to integrate the token into their ecosystem.

“Partnering with Musk Gold offers an innovative, affordable and environmentally friendly solution for our clients, with the added bonus of helping future generations in the process. We’ve always been a company that aims to disrupt and create in any space we enter, and this is another opportunity to do just that in this ever evolving world of cryptocurrencies” said Bright World CEO Alex Valle.