Bitcoin.ℏ

Bitcoin.ℏ (BTC.ℏ) is a fixed-supply asset designed for use within digital payment systems and applications. It is issued on the Hedera Hashgraph network using the Hedera Token Service (HTS) .

BTC.ℏ has a maximum supply of 21,000,000 tokens, all of which were minted at launch in March 2024. The asset is intended to function as a settlement medium for digital transactions, particularly in use cases involving low-cost, high-frequency payments.

The project operates within a broader ecosystem that includes developer integrations, application-layer platforms, and structured distribution programs. These programs provide BTC.ℏ to developers, integrators, and platforms building applications that utilize BTC.ℏ for payment and access control. Public distribution initiatives are intended to support onboarding and practical use within supported environments.

One of the primary application-layer systems under development is inkjug™, a micro-payments monetization platform. inkjug is designed to enable direct digital transactions where payments are sent from users to recipients without platform custody, and access to content or functionality is triggered by completed transactions.

BTC.ℏ is designed to support payment-oriented use cases, including pay-per-access content, digital goods, API usage, and in-application transactions. Its design emphasizes predictable costs, fast settlement, and usability in environments where traditional payment systems may introduce friction.

The underlying network architecture enables fast transaction finality and low resource consumption relative to Proof-of-Work systems. BTC.ℏ operates within an environment that allows for protocol-level adaptability, including the ability to adopt updated cryptographic standards as they evolve.

Bitcoin.ℏ is a functional digital asset. It does not represent equity, ownership, or rights to revenue. Its intended role is to facilitate transactions within digital systems rather than to function as a financial instrument.