Bitcoin Solaris (BTC-S) Opens the Door to Mobile Mining with Its Solaris Nova App

Polkadot built its reputation on interoperability. Its parachain model was designed to let projects plug into a central relay chain

Polkadot set out to build a blockchain that prioritized interoperability and inclusion. Its parachain model was designed to let projects plug into a central relay chain, all while maintaining independence and scalability. In theory, it would create a fully decentralized ecosystem. In practice, it built a structure that limited participation to technical insiders and high-capital validators.

Bitcoin Solaris didn’t take the same route. Instead of relying on expensive node setups or governance-heavy onboarding, it focused on the one thing that blockchain consistently fails to deliver — access. With the Solaris Nova App, Bitcoin Solaris turns any modern smartphone into a mining rig, opening up consensus participation to real users, in real time, without staking thresholds or hardware constraints.

Where Polkadot Fell Short

To participate in Polkadot’s validation layer, users need to become nominators or validators. Validators run high-availability infrastructure, with strict uptime requirements and significant DOT at stake. Nominators delegate DOT to validators, but even this process is gated. Unstaking takes time. Governance is handled by a rotating council. It’s a model that leans toward structure — but doesn’t scale participation well.

Despite the promise of decentralization, Polkadot’s architecture favors complexity and gatekeeping. Entry-level users aren’t validating anything. They’re spectators.

Bitcoin Solaris Opens the Door

Bitcoin Solaris removed the entry barrier entirely. Its mining system is built to include smartphones, personal computers, and datacenter nodes — all on the same playing field. With the Nova App, mobile users mine BTC-S by allocating a small amount of storage and CPU power. There’s no setup curve. Just install, connect your wallet, and start mining.

The app doesn’t drain your battery, doesn’t overheat your device, and doesn’t run 24/7. Instead, it uses idle cycles and temporary plotting space to complete lightweight mining operations that feed into the network’s Base Layer.

The result: users can actually contribute to consensus, earn BTC-S, and interact with the ecosystem — without ever touching a validator or managing infrastructure. For a full demo of Nova App functionality, mobile mining, and why it matters, watch the breakdown from Crypto Volt:

Now in presale, Phase 2 of Bitcoin Solaris tokens is available for 2 USDT each. The first phase closed at 1 USDT, and with constant user demand, the price is expected to rise further from here. If you missed out on presale, you’ll be able to purchase BTC-S tokens on exchanges after listing.

Presale Access and Tokenomics Details

Bitcoin Solaris follows the Bitcoin model of fixed scarcity. Only 21 million BTC-S tokens will ever exist. Of that, 4.2 million (20%) are available in the public presale.

Now in Phase 2, BTC-S tokens are available at 2 USDT each. Phase 1 closed at 1 USDT, and demand continues to rise. If you’re still on the sidelines, this may be the last phase before exchange listing.

How to Join

1 — Visit bitcoinsolaris.com

Use the official site to access the presale and view the live token dashboard.

2 — Connect a Solana-Compatible Wallet

BTC-S runs on Solana. Use Phantom or Solflare for best compatibility. Once connected, your wallet will be ready for presale interaction.

3 — Purchase BTC-S at 2 USDT per Token

Choose how much to buy, confirm the transaction, and tokens are sent directly to your wallet.

4 — Follow the Community

For updates, feature releases, and governance polls, join the official Telegram and follow X.