Bitcoin Everlight lets users earn fixed APY in BTCL during presale by purchasing tokens and activating shards, transitioning to real BTC rewards after mainnet launch, no hardware required.
Bitcoin holds above critical levels while Bitcoin Everlight introduces a Shard-based reward model. Users can activate a Shard with $100 worth of BTCL and earn up to 28%+ APY in BTC, no mining rigs required. Presale Phase 3 is live at $0.0012 per BTCL, with over $2 million raised so far.
Bitcoin is trying to recover from a one-month low, but analysis points to a fragile weekly structure. As attention stays on the $98,000 area, some market participants are also tracking Bitcoin Everlight and its BTCL presale.
Bitcoin Everlight launches a shard-based validation network where holders earn BTC rewards from real transaction fees. Three tiers offer 12%-28% APY during presale.
Bitcoin Everlight introduces a validator shard network that rewards native BTC with up to 21% APY. Phase 1 presale priced at $0.0008 closes in 5 days.
A January 25 crypto sell-off pushed Bitcoin below $88,000 and Ethereum toward $2,800, while some investors began separating Bitcoin price exposure from participation in Bitcoin-related transaction activity.
The SEC has dismissed its fraud and securities case against BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji after a reassessment by its crypto task force. The DOJ also terminated a related wire fraud case. Al-Naji had raised over $257 million in BTCLT token sales.
Two Manhattan crypto cases took sharply different turns: the SEC permanently dismissed its civil fraud case against Deso founder Nader Al-Naji, while a federal judge rejected key civil RICO claims in the EminiFX litigation.
