Bitcoin Munari’s final presale day closes fixed $0.015 access as BTCM approaches its December 28 public debut, outlining how entry conditions, supply flow, and validator participation change after launch.
Bitcoin Munari reaches the end of its presale today, closing 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 public debut, which carries a disclosed $6.00 benchmark.
This last day is defined by how access works. Until the window closes, BTCM is obtained through allocation on preset terms. After today, exposure is built through market availability as the project transitions toward public trading, bringing a different set of execution conditions into play.
Direct Access Concludes With Today’s Cutoff
Bitcoin Munari’s presale concludes at the end of today, bringing direct BTCM distribution to a stop. Until the cutoff, tokens are issued from a predefined public allocation at a constant price. That process ends permanently when the window closes, and no further distribution rounds follow.
Participants entering today receive BTCM without vesting and under uniform terms. Allocation does not vary based on timing or transaction size. Once the cutoff passes, the project no longer issues tokens directly. From that point forward, BTCM access shifts away from allocation and toward secondary availability aligned with the launch schedule.
Public trading is set for December 28. Between the presale close and that date, BTCM is no longer distributed and has not yet entered open markets. This creates a short transition period where access through preset terms no longer exists.
After today, exposure is built under different conditions. Entry depends on liquidity once trading begins, and pricing is determined through market activity rather than a fixed unit cost. Execution timing replaces allocation as the defining factor. That change takes effect immediately when the presale window closes, several days before BTCM reaches public markets.
How Distribution Shapes Early Circulation
Bitcoin Munari’s supply framework is finalized ahead of trading. Total supply is capped at 21,000,000 BTCM. The presale accounts for 11,130,000 tokens, representing 53% of supply. Liquidity provisioning is set at 1,680,000 BTCM to support early market activity without creating an ongoing issuance source.
Validator rewards total 6,090,000 BTCM and are released gradually over a ten-year period as compensation for network operation. Team allocation and ecosystem funding each stand at 1,050,000 BTCM, with vesting applied to the team portion. These allocations are fixed and published before launch.
Presale participants acquire BTCM before validator emissions begin influencing circulation and before staking participation reshapes availability. After launch, tokens spread across trading, delegation, and long-term holding instead of remaining within a single distribution channel.
Validator Participation Becomes Relevant After Launch
Bitcoin Munari operates on a delegated proof-of-stake model that ties network participation to defined token holdings. Validators secure the network, process transactions, and earn rewards from a dedicated emission schedule.
Full validator nodes require holding 10,000 BTCM along with dedicated server hardware to run the complete validator client and participate directly in block production. Mobile validators lower technical barriers by operating through a lightweight Android client with a 1,000 BTCM requirement and a reduced reward rate. Delegated staking allows holders to participate with 100 BTCM by assigning tokens to an existing validator and sharing in rewards after commission.
Validator rewards are drawn exclusively from the 6,090,000 BTCM allocation, with year-one rewards projected in the 18–25% APY range depending on participation and performance. Tokens committed to these roles move out of immediate circulation once staking activity begins, influencing availability after launch.
A recent Crypto Volt video discusses how Bitcoin Munari approaches launch sequencing and validator participation, providing context on how token quantities connect to network roles as the project moves toward public trading.
Reviews Completed Ahead of the Final Day
Bitcoin Munari finalized third-party reviews before the presale entered its final day. Smart contracts were assessed through a Solidproof audit, examining contract logic and deployment parameters, alongside an independent Spy Wolf audit that provided a separate technical review.
Team identity verification was also completed through a Spy Wolf KYC verification, confirming developer identities prior to launch. These materials were published before distribution reached its final day, placing presale participation after contract assessment and identity disclosure.
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 availability as the project advances toward its December 28 launch. Entry conditions change immediately, and exposure is built through trading mechanics once markets open.
