Bitcoin Munari approaches its December 28 debut as the $0.015 presale enters its final days, outlining how distribution terms, token supply, and validator access change once BTCM reaches public markets.

Bitcoin Munari is entering the final stretch before public trading, with its $0.015 presale window closing ahead of a scheduled December 28 market debut. The project has already disclosed a $6.00 launch benchmark, leaving only a short period where BTCM can be acquired through direct distribution rather than open trading.

This phase marks a scheduled change in how BTCM is acquired. Once the presale closes, BTCM access shifts into market environments shaped by liquidity, availability, and execution timing. The asset remains the same, but the conditions under which exposure is obtained change immediately.

Distribution Nears Its Cutoff Point

The presale runs through December 23 and draws from a fixed allocation reserved for public distribution. BTCM remains priced at $0.015 throughout the window, with no tier adjustments or extensions announced. Participation occurs directly through the project’s distribution mechanism.

After the cutoff, that mechanism shuts down. No replacement phase follows. BTCM is no longer issued through presale channels, and access moves entirely into public trading after launch. Investors deciding now are choosing between direct allocation and later market-based acquisition.

Supply Structure Is Already Defined

Bitcoin Munari’s total supply is capped at 21,000,000 BTCM. The presale accounts for 11,130,000 BTCM, representing 53% of supply. Liquidity provisioning is set at 1,680,000 BTCM, supporting early trading without acting as an ongoing source of tokens.

Validator rewards total 6,090,000 BTCM, released gradually over ten years. Team allocation and ecosystem funding each account for 1,050,000 BTCM, with vesting applied to the team portion. These allocations are fixed and published ahead of launch.

Presale participants acquire BTCM before validator emissions begin influencing circulation and before staking participation affects availability. After launch, supply spreads across trading, delegation, and long-term holding rather than remaining in a single channel.

Validator Roles Are Tied to Token Holdings

Bitcoin Munari operates on a delegated proof-of-stake model where participation depends on holding BTCM at defined levels. Network security and block validation are performed by participants who meet these requirements.

• Full validator nodes require 10,000 BTCM plus dedicated server hardware. These nodes run the full validator client, participate directly in block production, and earn rewards based on stake size and uptime.

• Mobile validators require 1,000 BTCM and operate through a lightweight client on supported Android devices. They verify transaction signatures and consensus activity without storing the full blockchain and earn a reduced reward rate.

• Delegated staking allows holders to participate by staking 100 BTCM or more with an existing validator. Delegators receive a proportional share of rewards after validator commission and can withdraw following an unbonding period.

Validator rewards are sourced solely from the dedicated allocation, with year-one rewards projected at 18–25% APYdepending on participation and performance.

Audits and Identity Verification Finalized

Bitcoin Munari has completed external reviews ahead of public trading. Smart contracts were examined through a Solidproof audit and an independent Spy Wolf audit. Team identity verification has also been completed through a Spy Wolf KYC verification.

These reviews were finalized before launch, placing the presale after technical assessment and team verification.

A recent Crypto Vlog video references Bitcoin Munari’s presale structure and audit disclosures while discussing the project’s approach to launch preparation.

Countdown to Market Debut

The presale closes on December 23, ending fixed-term distribution at $0.015. Public trading follows on December 28, when BTCM enters market-driven conditions at the disclosed $6.00 benchmark.

Once trading begins, acquisition depends on liquidity and execution rather than allocation. The final presale window is the last phase where BTCM is obtained before those mechanics take over.