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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Bitcoin Solaris Unveils Advanced Hybrid Consensus Architecture to Support Fast, Decentralized Applications
May 18, 2025 at 04:41 pm
Bitcoin Solaris is officially unveiling its advanced hybrid consensus architecture, purpose-built to support fast, decentralized applications
As part of a broader move to multi-layer blockchain technology, Bitcoin Solaris is unveiling its advanced hybrid consensus architecture, which will support fast, decentralized applications with user-integrated mining and sub-2-second finality. This system will serve as the backbone for the upcoming launch of the Nova App, enabling everyday users to mine BTC-S tokens using their smartphones.
The new consensus framework builds on Bitcoin Solaris’ commitment to creating a scalable, secure, and participatory blockchain — one that aligns developer needs with optimal real-world user access.
Multi-Layer Consensus: Designed for Scale and SecurityBitcoin Solaris operates on a dual-layer blockchain, each with a specific consensus mechanism optimized for its function:The upper layer is secured by a PoW-based protocol, focusing on throughput and efficient transaction processing. This chain is designed for rapid development and deployment of dApps.The lower layer uses a novel time-aligned consensus model, emphasizing decentralization and user participation in finality. This chain is designed for broader integration, such as the Nova App’s smartphone mining system.
This hybrid approach removes bottlenecks seen in single-mechanism blockchains, allowing Bitcoin Solaris to scale rapidly without compromising user experience or decentralization. Compared to chains like Algorand, which use a single protocol for all functions, Bitcoin Solaris’ multi-layer architecture enables it to combine the strengths of different consensus models in a time-efficient manner.
Smartphone-Powered Mining via the Nova AppAs part of the broader rollout, Bitcoin Solaris will soon be activating mobile-native mining via the Nova App. This novel mechanism allows users to mine BTC-S tokens by allocating idle CPU and storage on their smartphones — no specialized hardware, staking, or infrastructure setup is required.
Through this system, users directly contribute to network finality and block confirmation by participating in time-aligned consensus activities, earning daily BTC-S rewards while reinforcing the network’s health. There are no slashing risks, bonding periods, or validator elections. The process is transparent, secure, and auditable — bringing true accessibility to blockchain participation.
Independent Audits CompletedPrior to deployment, Bitcoin Solaris underwent a comprehensive set of third-party audits and verifications to ensure technical reliability:
The smart contract code was audited by Certik, a leading blockchain security firm.
The overall architecture and economic model underwent technical assessment by CC Coins, a specialized crypto auditing agency.
Both the upper and lower-layer chains were fully verified by ChainX, a third-party blockchain development studio.
These verifications establish a robust foundation for developers and users entering the ecosystem during this critical rollout phase.
To better understand how Bitcoin Solaris’s hybrid approach differs from single-mechanism chains, Crypto Nitro has explored the architecture, consensus assignments, and real-world benefits of multi-layer finality in a recent technical review.
Presale Phase 3 Now OpenThe BTC-S token follows a fixed-supply, halving-based emission model with a hard cap of 21 million tokens. There is no staking-based inflation — tokens are distributed solely through presale and user mining via the Nova App.
Presale Phase 3 is currently live, offering BTC-S tokens at 3 USDT each. Only 4.2 million tokens (20% of total supply) are allocated for presale access. The price will rise to 4 USDT in the upcoming Phase 4. Participants in this phase gain early access before mobile mining and centralized exchange listings begin.
With its hybrid consensus architecture and mobile-first mining experience, Bitcoin Solaris is setting the stage for a network that can be used and integrated by billions of people. As the Nova App activation approaches, both users and developers can now secure early access to a high-performance, decentralized future.
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