Bitcoin Munari Launches With 21M Tokens and a Phased Solana Rollout
A new digital asset project, Bitcoin Munari, has launched with a fixed supply of 21 million BTCM tokens. The initiative follows a phased rollout, starting on Solana before transitioning to its own Layer-1 network by 2027. External audits and KYC checks have already been completed to verify its security and compliance.
Bitcoin Munari will debut as a Solana SPL token, giving early participants access to Solana’s fast transaction network. The project’s presale offers 11.13 million BTCM to the public, with pricing beginning at $0.10 and rising in ten fixed rounds up to $3.00 before the official SPL launch. Additional token allocations cover validator rewards, liquidity pools, team vesting, and ecosystem growth.
The project’s architecture relies on a Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS) system, where full validators stake 10,000 BTCM and mobile validators stake 1,000 BTCM. Delegators can also take part by assigning a minimum of 100 BTCM to a validator, earning rewards in proportion to their contribution. This multi-tier approach allows both technical and non-technical users to engage with the network.
Future upgrades will bring EVM-compatible smart contracts, optional privacy settings, and governance tools to the mainnet. Smart contract audits by Solidproof and Spy Wolf, along with KYC verification by Spy Wolf, have already confirmed the project’s technical and procedural integrity. No information about the project’s founders or backers has been made public.
Bitcoin Munari’s structured rollout begins with Solana integration, followed by a full Layer-1 launch in 2027. The fixed supply of 21 million tokens and phased presale aim to encourage long-term participation. The project’s DPoS system and upcoming smart contract features will shape its functionality as it develops.
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