Bitcoin Munari confirms a $6.00 launch price following its final $0.015 presale as broader crypto markets remain under pressure, outlining structure, audits, and validator participation.
Bitcoin Munari has confirmed a $6.00 launch price following its final presale window, which runs from December 17 to December 23 at a fixed price of $0.015. The token is scheduled to launch on December 28, closing the project’s presale phase and transitioning BTCM into open-market trading.
The announcement arrives during a period of continued stress across digital asset markets. After a sharp Bitcoin drawdown beginning in October, risk appetite has remained subdued, with many investors reducing exposure amid volatility, liquidity gaps, and uncertain price discovery.
Market Drawdowns and the Role of Fixed-Price Access
This year was widely framed as a turning point for broader cryptocurrency adoption, yet recent months have reinforced how fragile sentiment remains. Bitcoin declined more than 30% from its October highs, triggering losses across spot holdings, derivatives, and crypto-linked exchange-traded products. Trading volumes contracted as participants moved toward defensive positioning.
Against this backdrop, Bitcoin Munari’s final presale sets a $0.015 entry price through December 23, followed by a confirmed $6.00 launch benchmark on December 28. The disclosure provides defined reference points at a time when broader crypto markets have faced sharp drawdowns and uneven pricing.
Final Presale Structure and Transition to Launch
The current presale brings Bitcoin Munari’s token distribution phase to a close. The final window runs through December 23, after which BTCM will no longer be available through presale channels. The team has confirmed that no additional rounds, extensions, or private allocations will follow, drawing a clear line between presale participation and the project’s transition into public trading ahead of the December 28 launch.
This distribution phase is structured around a fixed total supply of 21,000,000 BTCM. Of that amount, 11,130,000 tokens are designated for public presale participants across the project’s fundraising period. The remaining supply is allocated to validator rewards distributed over time, liquidity reserves intended to support market activity at launch, team allocations subject to vesting schedules, and marketing and ecosystem development. Tokens purchased during the final presale unlock at Solana SPL deployment with no vesting restrictions, and holders will later migrate their balances on a 1:1 basis to the Bitcoin Munari Layer-1 chain.
Network Architecture and Independent Audits
Bitcoin Munari’s technical roadmap begins with a Solana SPL deployment before transitioning to a dedicated Layer-1 blockchain. The network is built around a delegated Proof-of-Stake model with EVM-compatible execution, governance functions, privacy configuration tools, and a 1:1 migration bridge for token holders.
Security reviews have already been completed as part of Bitcoin Munari’s preparation for public trading. The project’s smart contract code has undergone an independent audit conducted by Solidproof, with the report published for public review. A separate audit has also been carried out by Spy Wolf, alongside a completed KYC verification covering the project team. The disclosures form part of the project’s launch readiness process ahead of the December 28 token release.
Independent coverage of the project’s structure and timeline has also appeared in third-party media, including a recent overview published by Crypto League.
Validator Rewards Structure
Participation in the Bitcoin Munari network does not end once the token enters public trading. The project allocates 6,090,000 BTCM to validator rewards over a ten-year period, which sets a defined incentive pool for ongoing block production and network operation as Bitcoin Munari progresses toward its Layer-1 deployment.
BTCM holders can participate directly by staking to run a full validator node with a minimum stake of 10,000 BTCM and dedicated hardware, including an 8-core CPU, 32GB of RAM, and 1TB of SSD storage. A mobile validator option lowers the requirement to 1,000 BTCM through an Android lightweight client. Holders who do not operate infrastructure may delegate starting from 100 BTCM. Year-one rewards are set within an 18–25% APY range, based on uptime performance and total network stake.
Distribution Finality Ahead of Public Trading
Periods of market contraction tend to highlight differences between open-ended issuance models and capped supply structures. Bitcoin Munari’s supply is permanently fixed at 21,000,000 BTCM, with no inflation mechanisms and predefined allocations. The conclusion of the presale phase further limits future primary distribution, shifting access entirely to secondary markets after launch.
With broader crypto markets still digesting recent losses, the project’s fixed presale price and published launch benchmark provide defined parameters during a period when many assets lack clear reference points. The transition scheduled for late December closes the presale phase and introduces BTCM into public trading under disclosed supply conditions.
Bitcoin Munari enters this stage with its token distribution largely completed, audits published, and validator incentives outlined ahead of the Layer-1 migration.
