Experts bet on Bitcoin Solaris instead of waiting for SHIB to reach $1

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has appeared multiple times in headlines over the years, driven by a large community and a strong wave of speculation. However, despite the widespread coverage, this token is still trading very far from the $1 mark. For long-term investors, the breakout dream may still be quite distant.

Meanwhile, analysts are paying attention to a new emerging competitor, Bitcoin Solaris, which is evaluated as a project with a more solid foundation and the ability to generate profits comparable to Bitcoin.

Currently in phase 10 of the presale, Bitcoin Solaris is being sold at a price of 10 dollars per token and has confirmed a forthcoming listing price of 20 dollars. Over 11,500 wallets have participated in this network and the total funds raised in the presale have exceeded 5 million dollars.

Mining rewards without hardware or token lock

The Nova application of Bitcoin Solaris brings back the core value of participating in the blockchain: earning profits through contributions. Instead of having to lock tokens or invest in mining rigs, users can earn BTC-S by running the Nova application on their phones — this application utilizes the idle resources of the device to secure the network without requiring complicated technical installations or initial capital investment.

The architecture of the application is directly connected to the protocol, making rewards transparent and seamlessly integrated. During the beta testing phase, the profits obtained were superior to many staking platforms, without requiring users to spend or lock any coins.

The technology behind this coin is not just theoretical. The underlying layer uses a Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Capacity mechanism, providing effective security while being resource-friendly. The Solaris Layer adds DeleGated Proof-of-Stake and Proof-of-Time, enabling transactions to be processed quickly and using up to 99.95% less energy than Bitcoin.

The token economy is designed to create wealth

The supply of SHIB is currently in the trillions of tokens, making the goal of 1 dollar almost impossible in terms of figures. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Solaris has chosen a different path. The total supply is only 21 million tokens, similar to the fixed limit of Bitcoin, with only 4.2 million allocated for presale.

There is no time-based unlocking mechanism, no token release schedule for the development team, and no inflation. All participants in phase 10 purchased tokens at a price of $10, while the listed price has been confirmed at $20 — meaning a potential profit of up to 122% was "preset" from the start. And this token is not just left there. BTC-S is now being used to reward mining and will soon serve as the main trading unit in the Mining Power Marketplace, where computing power will be bought and sold using BTC-S.

As usage levels increase, demand also rises. With a fixed supply, value will increasingly concentrate in the hands of early holders. Market researchers are beginning to take notice: Recent analysis from Token Galaxy shows that Bitcoin Solaris is building a wealth-generating system even before it is officially listed.

Audited, identity verified, and ready to scale

The system has passed the comprehensive audit of Cyberscope and the integrated evaluation of Freshcoins' mobile application. The development team has completed the identity verification (KYC), ensuring a transparent and reliable launch environment.

In addition to audits, the ecosystem of Bitcoin Solaris is currently being actively deployed. Wallet upgrades, testnet access, and a full development toolkit have all been scheduled. The Mining Power Marketplace is currently under development, allowing users to buy, rent, or monetize computing power with BTC-S.

Shiba Inu still holds symbolic cultural value, but when it comes to profit-making potential based on actual structure, analysts believe that Bitcoin Solaris is a more viable option. With only a few weeks left in the presale, early investors have the opportunity to buy below the listing price before BTC-S officially appears on the global market.

Minh Anh