The original Bitcoin didn’t go parabolic because of ads or influencers. It gained traction because it had the right mechanics: fixed supply, working code, and a design that rewarded early users through direct participation. That structure created real outcomes, not hype-fueled speculation.
Bitcoin Solaris (BTC-S) isn’t leaning on the past — it’s carrying forward the fundamentals that made BTC great. Supply is hard-capped at 21 million tokens, and only 4.2 million are being released through presale phases. There’s no shadow supply, no team-controlled emissions, and no hidden vesting schedules.
In phase 8 of the presale, BTC-S is priced at $8. The public exchange benchmark is already positioned near $20, locking in a projected 150% profit for buyers entering now — before a single listing hits.