Bitcoin Swift Launches Stage 1 Presale Alongside AI-Enabled Smart Contracts and Enterprise-Grade zk-SNARK Privacy
Stage 1 tokens are now available at $1.00, with the price set to increase to $2.00 in the next round and a final launch price of $15.00. The presale will run for a limited 61-day period, and early participants will begin earning programmable mining rewards at the end of each stage based on the network's PoY mechanism.
'This presale isn't just a funding round — it's a live demonstration of our programmable mining architecture,' said a spokesperson from the Bitcoin Swift Foundation. 'We've built a blockchain where participation is rewarded based on real contribution, energy efficiency, and governance engagement — all powered by embedded AI.'
AI-Powered Smart Contracts and zk-SNARK Privacy Now Live
As part of the presale rollout, Bitcoin Swift also confirmed the activation of its AI-enabled smart contracts. These contracts are WASM-compatible and come with native AI agents that automate logic based on live data inputs. Use cases include adaptive lending protocols, DAO governance, and automated risk detection.
To address institutional privacy needs, BTC3 integrates zk-SNARK zero-knowledge proofs and a decentralized identity (DID) system. This dual-layer architecture ensures that users and enterprises can verify transactions and credentials without disclosing sensitive information, aligning the network with emerging compliance frameworks.
Influencers have started highlighting Bitcoin Swift's real progress, and Crypto League offers a comprehensive look at why this isn't just another speculative token.
Key Features Now Live with the Presale:
BTC3's programmable mining model offers rewards based on validator uptime, governance participation, and carbon efficiency — incentivizing cleaner and more active participation across the network.
Roadmap and Stablecoin Launch Ahead
Bitcoin Swift's 2025–2026 roadmap includes the Q1 launch of its full AI smart contract engine and federated oracle system, followed by the release of shielded DeFi modules in Q2. The final mainnet release is expected by Q4, along with deployment of its USD-pegged stablecoin, BTC3U, backed by a 150% on-chain collateral vault.
BTC3U will support swaps, DeFi operations, and institutional-grade liquidity provisioning. Stablecoin governance will be determined by BTC3 holders, with AI-fed oracles enabling fair price and risk calibration.
About Bitcoin Swift
Bitcoin Swift (BTC3) is an intelligent blockchain infrastructure combining programmable mining, zero-knowledge privacy, and embedded AI at the contract level. Designed for both enterprise and retail applications, BTC3 offers a next-generation DeFi experience without staking lockups or hardware gatekeeping.
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