
Bitcoin created a revolution — but it left most users out of the mining process. Anyone trying to mine BTC today needs thousands of dollars in ASIC hardware, specialized cooling, constant uptime, and an energy bill to match. For new users, it's economically out of reach.
That’s where Bitcoin Solaris steps in. With its new Nova App, the project delivers full-scale mining to any modern smartphone. It’s not just cheaper than Bitcoin mining — it’s actually accessible.
To mine Bitcoin today, you need ASIC hardware. Entry-level rigs like the Antminer S19 run over $2,000 each — and that’s before you factor in electricity costs, maintenance, noise, or housing the machines.
Realistically, to compete on the network, you’re spending $8,000 to $12,000 up front, and running your gear non-stop. Add cooling and hosting, and mining becomes a full-time infrastructure job. It's profitable only at scale — and entirely out of reach for everyday users.
Even for those who try, the competition is high, margins are tight, and break-even timelines stretch across years.
Bitcoin Solaris reimagines the process. Through the Solaris Nova App, anyone with a smartphone can mine BTC-S tokens — without hardware, without energy costs, and without needing to be tech-savvy.
The app works on both Android and iOS, and it’s designed to be lightweight. You open the app, start a mining cycle, and watch rewards accumulate in real time. It’s optimized to run in the background, with minimal battery usage and full compatibility with Solana-connected wallets.
Crypto participation shouldn’t be reserved for users with capital and technical knowledge. Bitcoin Solaris flips that by offering a mining model anyone can use.
Accessible on any modern phone
No upfront investment required
Tokens are earned daily and paid directly to your wallet
Fully integrated into the BTC-S ecosystem (staking, spending, and governance included)
Want a walkthrough of how mobile mining with the Nova App works? Watch this feature from Crypto Legends: it covers app setup, reward flow, and why Bitcoin Solaris is doing what Bitcoin can’t — putting mining into the hands of actual users.
It only works because the underlying network can handle it. Bitcoin Solaris uses a dual-layer architecture:
Proof-of-Work Base Layer: For Bitcoin-grade security
Delegated Proof-of-Stake Solaris Layer: For speed, scale, and mobile compatibility
Together, the system supports 10,000 transactions per second, making reward claims, wallet sync, and app-based mining frictionless. You earn and move tokens instantly — with no network congestion or mining pool dependency.
Mining via a mobile app isn’t useful unless the system is trustless and secure. That’s why Bitcoin Solaris was fully audited before launch:
Smart contracts are public. And the system is running with full transparency across both layers.
Bitcoin Solaris has a fixed supply of 21 million BTC-S tokens, following the digital scarcity model of Bitcoin. Now in Phase 2, BTC-S tokens are available at 2 USDT each. Out of the total 21 million supply, only 4.2 million BTC-S are being distributed through the presale. If you’re still on the sidelines, this may be the last phase before exchange listing.
Visit bitcoinsolaris.com
Connect a Solana-compatible wallet
Purchase BTC-S at 2 USDT per token
Bitcoin mining has always been expensive. But it doesn’t have to be. Bitcoin Solaris makes mining a function — not a financial barrier. With the Nova App, anyone can contribute to the network, earn BTC-S, and become part of a real economy without spending $10,000 on gear.
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