Billions Network has announced a new partnership with NESA, but there is still no confirmed public timeline for the BILL token launch. Based on the reviewed materials, the project’s latest updates fall into two tracks: expansion of its accountable AI and identity business, and continuing uncertainty around the airdrop, TGE, and listing schedule.
NESA deal highlights accountable AI infrastructure
An official announcement dated April 3, 2026 said Billions Network had partnered with NESA. According to the release, NESA processes more than 1 million inference requests per day, supported by a network of over 30,000 miners. The post also referenced P&G, Cisco, Gap, and Royal Caribbean.
NESA’s Know Your Agent, or KYA, framework is used to verify every AI agent running on the network. Billions Network said NESA keeps AI activity private, while the Billions token layer adds identity and accountability. The project also said it has verified more than 2.3 million humans worldwide, tying that statement to work connected with HSBC and Sony Bank.
Airdrop discussion grows, but no TGE date has been posted
Speculation around the Billions Network airdrop picked up after the official account posted, “Easter eggs are about to break.” The message drew attention, yet it did not explain rewards, point conversion, or any launch date.
Users can earn Power Points through participation. Project terms describe Power as a non-transferable off-chain metric. The same terms state that it has no monetary value and does not automatically grant token rights. That wording leaves no direct official link between points and token distribution in the public materials reviewed.
The project terms also say any TGE or trading admission would follow MiCA rules. Even so, the official pages reviewed still do not show a firm public date for BILL to launch or begin trading. For now, the listing timeline remains unconfirmed.
Price trackers show preview status, not active spot trading
Third-party token pages are already live, though the details remain cautious. CoinMarketCap’s preview page lists a 10 billion total supply, a self-reported 2.4 billion circulating supply, and a displayed price of $0. CoinGecko says price data will be available soon and notes that BILL is not tradable on the exchanges listed there.
Billions Network also posted an official notice on X saying one mention of $BILL on an exchange referred to pre-market trading, not a traditional spot listing. That distinction matters, because pre-market references do not confirm full exchange availability.
Separately, third-party coverage citing token materials outlined an early supply split: 40% for the community, 32% for the foundation, 20% for contributors, 6% for investors, and 2% for creators. Public-facing messaging from the project itself remains more restrained, with greater emphasis on compliance language than launch timing.
Live on BNB Chain, with identity and ZK use cases already running
Billions Network is already live on BNB Chain. The reviewed material says it powers more than 9,000 identity and zero-knowledge projects. In that context, the NESA partnership adds weight to the project’s enterprise identity narrative.
At this stage, the clearest part of the Billions story is its infrastructure push around identity, zero-knowledge systems, and AI agent verification. The public schedule for a formal BILL listing remains absent from official materials.