Bitcoin Munari’s final presale offers BTCM at $0.015 under fixed terms ahead of a December 28 public launch benchmarked at $6, with no vesting or private allocations.

Bitcoin Munari is in its final presale window with terms that stay constant through the close. BTCM remains available at $0.015 from December 17 to December 23, before the project’s December 28 launch that carries a stated $6.00 benchmark.

For investors who care about execution, the relevant question is simple: do you want your entry price set by you, or set by the market. The presale offers a controlled entry point. After the window closes, BTCM exposure moves into open trading where price and fills depend on liquidity, timing, and order flow.

Why $0.015 Access Functions as an Execution Advantage

Presales only matter when they remove problems that show up on day one of trading. Fixed pricing is one of those removals. You decide your exposure and you know the unit cost when you decide.

Public trading works differently: even if you intend to buy immediately after launch, the market decides your price. Your order can slip. Your fill can split. You can end up paying a blended entry without noticing until after the fact.

That difference becomes sharper when a project has already published a launch benchmark. Bitcoin Munari has set $6.00 as its benchmark for public launch. The presale gives a defined entry against that reference point while terms remain unchanged through the window.

Public Distribution Terms and What They Prevent

Bitcoin Munari has disclosed a presale structure that removes several friction points investors have learned to watch for. There are no private allocations. The window does not extend. Tokens purchased in presale carry no vesting.

Those details shape behavior after launch. Private allocations often create a second layer of supply that can arrive unexpectedly. Vesting adds uncertainty around when large blocks can sell. Extensions change the supply timeline while investors are already committed.

This presale avoids those traps. The investor sees the window dates up front: December 17 to December 23. The investor sees the price up front: $0.015. The investor sees the benchmark for launch: $6.00 on December 28. The point is not optimism. The point is clean terms.

Tokenomics That Keep Supply Legible

BTCM has a total supply of 21,000,000. Presale allocation is 11,130,000 BTCM, which is 53% of the supply. Liquidity is set at 1,680,000 BTCM. Validator rewards total 6,090,000 BTCM released over ten years. Team allocation is 1,050,000 BTCM with vesting. Marketing and ecosystem allocation is 1,050,000 BTCM.

Those numbers matter because they clarify where tokens can come from after launch. Presale distribution is the largest slice. Validator rewards release over time, not all at once. Liquidity has a defined pool size. Team supply is not immediately liquid due to vesting.

An investor does not need a long thesis to use this. The question is supply visibility. When supply is readable, decisions feel less like guesswork. BTCM’s allocation map gives that visibility before trading starts.

Audits and KYC That Investors Can Verify

Bitcoin Munari has published third-party reviews that investors can check directly. The smart contract review includes the Solidproof audit. The project also published the Spy Wolf audit.

Identity verification has been addressed through the Spy Wolf KYC verification. This matters because it removes a common pre-launch unknown: who is accountable for the deployment and maintenance of the system investors are funding.

These documents do not guarantee outcomes. They do reduce uncertainty around contract handling and team visibility. That reduction is valuable when a presale is offering fixed terms for a limited window.

Validator Thresholds Create Practical Demand Floors

Bitcoin Munari ties network participation to clear token thresholds. A full validator requires 10,000 BTCM plus hardware. A mobile validator requires 1,000 BTCM on Android. Delegation starts at 100 BTCM. Year-one rewards are projected at 18–25% APY.

These thresholds create concrete token targets for participants who want yield exposure after launch. When a network uses delegated proof of stake, demand often clusters around the minimum amounts that unlock participation.

A recent Crypto Legends video reviews Bitcoin Munari’s validator entry levels and launch timeline in practical terms. For investors who plan to stake, validate, or delegate, the presale removes friction from reaching fixed requirements that do not get easier to meet after launch.