Bitcoin Solaris (BTC-S) Carves Out a Solid Position as the Next-Gen Enterprise-Grade Blockchain Infrastructure

Hedera Hashgraph has carved out a solid position in enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure, with notable partnerships across banking, telecom, and logistics sectors.

Cryptocurrency analysts are noting the unique angle that Bitcoin Solaris is approaching as it emerges with a new token model, one that has sparked interest for its fixed-supply economics, mobile-first distribution, and direct earnings potential.

The token is drawing comparisons to Bitcoin in its early phase, when low-cost participation met exponential network effects.

Bitcoin Solaris’s core innovation is the Nova App, a mobile mining interface that turns smartphones into protocol contributors. Users allocate 1–5 GB of storage and idle CPU while their phone is charging or remains inactive. The app issues daily BTC-S rewards based on uptime — no staking, validator setup, or technical friction is required.

This model restores access to protocol-level earnings, a dynamic that is largely absent from Hedera and most post-2019 networks. Nova App users are rewarded for contributing resources, not for holding tokens passively, giving early adopters tangible exposure to a decentralized reward economy.

Scalable Architecture Ready for Global Deployment

Bitcoin Solaris runs on a dual-layer blockchain. Its Base Layer secures transactions using Proof-of-Stake (PoS) and Proof-of-Capacity (PoC), while its Solaris Layer executes mining and smart contract operations using Proof-of-History (PoH) and Proof-of-Time (PoT). Together, these consensus systems deliver 10,000+ TPS with 2-second finality — a performance level that can sustain thousands of concurrent mobile miners.

Unlike Hedera, which centralizes governance through a fixed corporate council, Bitcoin Solaris allows full user-level entry and contribution. Its architecture is optimized for decentralized scale, not institutional gatekeeping.

Audited, Verified, and Transparent from Day One

Both security and trust are backed by third-party verifications. The Cyberscope audit verified the contract structure and emission limits. The Freshcoins audit confirmed the system’s scalability in typical mobile mining conditions. Full KYC verification was completed for governance transparency.

With these reviews completed, Bitcoin Solaris enters the market as a pre-audited, verifiably limited token — a configuration that is becoming increasingly rare for new Layer 1 projects.

Presale Access Remains Open — But the Supply is Strictly Capped

Bitcoin Solaris is now in Presale Phase 5, where BTC-S is priced at 5 USDT. The token is expected to launch at 20 USDT, offering early participants a potential 4X upside. Of the total 21 million BTC-S fixed supply, 4.2 million tokens (20%) are allocated to the entire presale. No future token creation will occur, ensuring that all distribution follows the original capped structure.

This structure mirrors Bitcoin’s original scarcity logic — offering verifiable tokenomics without inflation or discretionary emission. With Nova App mining launching soon, early presale participants also gain priority access to low-difficulty mining before competition intensifies.

In a recent analysis, Crypto Volt highlights why Bitcoin Solaris’s structure has more in common with Bitcoin 2010 than with Hedera. He breaks down the mechanics of Nova App mining, the fixed presale economics, and how BTC-S is being designed for a mobile-first contribution.