Bitcoin News Today: BTCM Presale Attracts Investors Seeking Predictable Tokenomics Amid Volatility

Bitcoin Munari's public presale, which opened at $0.10 per token, has drawn attention from investors seeking exposure to projects with structured token economics amid a challenging market environment for Bitcoin. The presale, part of a ten-round distribution sequence culminating in a final price of $3.00, began on November 23, 2025, with 53% of the fixed 21 million BTCM supply allocated to public sales. Tokens will unlock simultaneously on January 20, 2026, when the project launches on Solana's SPL token standard before transitioning to a dedicated Layer-1 blockchain. A spokesperson emphasized that the presale follows a predefined schedule, unaffected by market volatility, with Round 1 closing at midnight local time on the same day as the initial announcement.

The presale's timing coincides with Bitcoin's decline from its October all-time high, prompting renewed interest in projects offering predictable supply models. Bitcoin Munari's design incorporates Bitcoin's capped supply framework while adding EVM-compatible smart contracts and privacy features, enabling faster transactions on Solana before migrating to its own chain. Development of the Layer-1 blockchain, which will use delegated proof-of-stake validation, is advancing in parallel with the presale phase.

Meanwhile, the broader crypto market has seen a net inflow of $21.1 million into U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs on November 27, with BlackRock's IBIT leading contributions at $42.8 million. This inflow contrasts with a $33.3 million outflow from FBTC, underscoring varied investor preferences among ETF products. The sustained buying interest aligns with a trend toward regulated BTC exposure, particularly during periods of price uncertainty.

In a separate development, Uber expanded its autonomous vehicle operations to Abu Dhabi, partnering with Chinese firm WeRide to deploy fully driverless robotaxis in the city. The initiative, which began with safety operators on board in December 2024, marks Uber's first fully driverless service outside the U.S. and is part of a broader partnership aiming to scale autonomous operations globally. The move complements WeRide's existing deployments in China and reflects growing corporate investments in AI-driven mobility solutions according to industry reports.

Bitcoin Munari's presale and the ETF inflows highlight a market increasingly focused on projects with transparent governance and institutional-grade infrastructure. While Bitcoin's price action remains volatile, the structured approach of initiatives like BTCM and the adoption of regulated ETFs suggest a shift toward models that prioritize long-term predictability over speculative dynamics. As the presale progresses and the Layer-1 blockchain nears completion, the project's ability to deliver on its technical roadmap will be critical to its adoption.