Bitcoin Munari’s presale closes today, ending fixed $0.015 access as BTCM approaches public trading and a $6 launch benchmark, marking the final point of direct allocation.
Bitcoin Munari’s presale closes today, ending the final window where BTCM can be acquired directly at $0.015. Once the cutoff passes, tokens are no longer issued through the project ahead of the December 28 launch, which carries a disclosed $6.00 benchmark.
From tomorrow onward, BTCM access shifts away from allocation and into market-based acquisition. Price and availability are no longer set in advance, and entry depends on liquidity once trading begins. Today marks the last point where exposure is defined before those conditions apply.
Distribution Stops At The End Of Today
The presale allocation is drawn from a fixed public pool totaling 11,130,000 BTCM, representing 53% of Bitcoin Munari’s total supply. That pool stops issuing tokens once today ends. The distribution mechanism does not roll over into another phase and does not reopen.
Participants entering today still receive BTCM at $0.015 without vesting and without priority tiers. Allocation is uniform across the final window. Once the cutoff passes, the project no longer issues BTCM directly.
This change is immediate: the presale’s conclusion permanently removes direct access.
Supply Is Already Allocated And Disclosed
Bitcoin Munari’s total supply is capped at 21,000,000 BTCM. Beyond the presale allocation, the remaining supply is assigned to defined functions rather than discretionary use.
Liquidity provisioning: 1,680,000 BTCM, reserved to support early market activity
Validator rewards: 6,090,000 BTCM, released gradually over ten years
Team allocation: 1,050,000 BTCM, subject to vesting
Marketing and ecosystem: 1,050,000 BTCM
This structure is finalized before launch. Presale participants receive BTCM before validator emissions begin influencing circulation and before staking participation alters availability.
After launch, tokens spread across trading, validation, delegation, and long-term holding. The presale operates before that dispersion takes effect.
Validator Participation Creates Functional Demand
Bitcoin Munari runs on a delegated proof-of-stake model where network roles are tied to specific token thresholds. Participation is conditional on holding BTCM at defined levels.
Full validator nodes require 10,000 BTCM and dedicated server hardware. These nodes run the complete validator client, participate in block production, and earn rewards based on stake size and uptime.
Mobile validators lower technical barriers by operating through a lightweight Android client. Entry requires 1,000 BTCM, with rewards issued at a reduced rate.
Delegated staking allows holders to participate by staking 100 BTCM or more with an existing validator and receiving a proportional share of rewards after validator commission.
Validator rewards are funded exclusively from the 6,090,000 BTCM allocation. Year-one rewards are projected in the 18–25% APY range, depending on participation and performance. Tokens committed to these roles move out of immediate circulation once staking becomes active.
For participants planning network involvement, token quantity determines access. After today, assembling those quantities depends on market availability.
Reviews Were Completed Before The Launch
Bitcoin Munari completed third-party reviews ahead of the presale’s final day. Smart contracts were assessed through a Solidproof audit and an independent Spy Wolf audit. Team identity verification was finalized through a Spy Wolf KYC verification.
These materials were published before the presale entered its closing day, placing distribution after contract review and identity disclosure rather than ahead of them.
A recent Crypto Legends video references Bitcoin Munari’s validator structure and audit disclosures while discussing the project’s approach to launch readiness.
Today Defines The Entry Line
When today ends, BTCM is no longer acquired through allocation at $0.015. From that point onward, access depends on market conditions following the December 28 launch.
