Bitcoin Munari Advances From Presale to Market Phase Ahead of Schedule
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Bitcoin Munari is now transitioning into the public market, setting December 28 as its token launch date. The reason is because of its early completion of internal launch-stage requirements. This has also resulted in a shorter rollout timeline and also places the presale into its final days a lot sooner than what was initially anticipated. The move reflects the project’s overall execution speed rather than a meaningful change in its scope, with the presale now ending on December 23rd after a final window of fixed prices. Timeline Compression Signals Execution Pace Bitcoin Munari’s presale was originally designed to end as soon as it was ready to launch to the public market. According to the development team, several coordination and deployment checkpoints were completed ahead of schedule. This allows the project to move directly into its market phase without needing to extend the distribution period. Instead of keeping the presale running to match earlier time estimates, the timeline was changed to reflect the actual delivery date. The result is a shortened gap between presale completion and public trading. This is beneficial because it reduces the overall idle time, and it also accelerates the change to start trading the coin on the public market. “The presale was designed to end when execution caught up with planning,” a Bitcoin Munari spokesperson said. “Completing launch-stage work ahead of schedule allowed us to move directly into the market phase without delay.” Final Presale Window Set Before Market Transition The presale will end with a final round running from December 17 through December 23 at a fixed price of $0.015. As soon as that window closes, access to the presale will end immediately and forever. After that, BTCM becomes available only through public trading beginning December 28. This closing window functions as a cutoff point rather…
