Bitcoin Munari is moving toward its December 28 token launch with its final presale window still open at $0.015. The launch benchmark of $6.00 has already been disclosed, and the remaining distribution phase closes on December 23. With those dates locked, investor focus has shifted away from speculation and toward how supply, incentives, and network roles are structured ahead of trading.
Unlike projects that defer clarity until after launch, Bitcoin Munari has published its full supply breakdown and validator mechanics in advance. That transparency allows participants to evaluate exposure based on how tokens are issued, where they flow over time, and what functions they unlock once the network becomes operational.
Bitcoin Munari’s total supply is capped at 21,000,000 BTCM, a hard limit that applies across all phases of the project. More than half of that supply — 11,130,000 BTCM, or 53% — is allocated to the public presale. This makes distribution the dominant source of circulating tokens ahead of launch.
Beyond the presale allocation, 1,680,000 BTCM is reserved for liquidity provisioning at launch. This pool supports early trading activity but does not represent an open-ended supply source. The remaining tokens are assigned to clearly defined functions rather than discretionary use.
Validator rewards account for 6,090,000 BTCM, distributed gradually over a ten-year period. This emission schedule is designed to support long-term network operation without releasing large quantities into circulation at once. Team allocation totals 1,050,000 BTCM and is subject to vesting, while 1,050,000 BTCM is reserved for marketing and ecosystem development.
The result is a supply model where most tokens enter circulation early through public access, while long-term emissions are tied to network participation rather than sales.
Bitcoin Munari’s network runs on a delegated proof-of-stake model that assigns economic weight to operational roles. Validators are not symbolic participants; they are required to commit BTCM at defined levels in order to secure the network and earn rewards.
Validator participation is divided into three roles:
Full validator nodes require a minimum stake of 10,000 BTCM along with dedicated server hardware. These nodes run the full validator client, participate directly in block production, and receive rewards based on stake size and uptime.
Mobile validators are designed to expand decentralization by lowering technical barriers. These nodes require 1,000 BTCM and operate through a lightweight client on supported Android devices. Mobile validators participate in consensus verification without storing the full blockchain and earn a reduced reward rate relative to full nodes.
Delegated staking allows non-technical holders to participate by delegating a minimum of 100 BTCM to an existing validator. Delegators receive a proportional share of rewards after validator commission and can withdraw following an unbonding period.
Rewards for all validator roles are drawn exclusively from the dedicated validator allocation, not from market liquidity or treasury reserves.
Validator rewards are distributed on a declining schedule, with year-one rewards projected in the 18–25% APY range, depending on participation levels and performance. Emissions decrease over time, which limits long-term dilution and places greater emphasis on early network participation.
Because validator access depends on holding specific token quantities, the structure creates functional demand tied to participation thresholds. Tokens committed to validation or delegation are removed from immediate circulation, altering how supply behaves after launch.
This dynamic is already defined before trading begins. It does not rely on future governance votes or parameter changes.
Bitcoin Munari has completed multiple third-party reviews ahead of public trading, with documentation made publicly available before the presale entered its final phase. The project’s smart contract implementation was reviewed through a Solidproof audit, which examined contract logic, deployment parameters, and potential vulnerabilities. An additional independent assessment was conducted through the Spy Wolf audit, providing a separate technical review of the contract structure.
Team identity verification has also been completed via a Spy Wolf KYC verification, confirming developer identities prior to launch. These steps place the presale after contract review and team verification, rather than using audits as post-launch validation.
A recent Crypto Royal video references these published materials while discussing Bitcoin Munari’s launch preparation and distribution structure, offering additional context on how audits and KYC fit into the project’s pre-launch process.
The presale closes on December 23, ending direct distribution at $0.015. From that point onward, BTCM acquisition shifts entirely to public trading following the December 28 launch.
Validator onboarding and staking relevance follow launch, meaning the final presale window is the last phase where tokens are acquired before network participation begins influencing circulation. Once staking activity starts, access to validator roles depends on assembling required balances through market availability.
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