$BTMLock your own $BTM in the staking contract to earn additional $BTM over time.
Staking requires your own tokens — it doesn't create new tokens or liquidity, it rewards holders who choose to lock what they already own.
🔒 Deployed on-chain, currently inactive. Reward rate will be set once a broader holder base exists, calculated deliberately from real circulating supply — not a fixed promise made in advance.
Add your own BNB + $BTM to the PancakeSwap liquidity pool, then stake the LP tokens you receive to earn $BTM.
Farming rewards liquidity providers — it requires you to bring real capital to the pool first. It's not a way to earn without providing liquidity yourself, and it doesn't generate liquidity on its own.
🔒 Deployed on-chain, currently inactive. Same responsible activation approach as staking — no fixed reward multiplier promised in advance.
The liquidity pool holds both BNB and $BTM. When someone buys, they send BNB in and receive $BTM out — when someone sells, the reverse. The pool is what makes trading possible without needing another person on the other side of every trade.
Pool depth directly determines trade size an investor can make without significant price impact. Growing this pool — through trading fees and eventually community-provided liquidity via farming — is an ongoing priority, not a one-time event.
We watched retail traders get crushed by whales, hedge funds, and insider games. We decided to fight back.
$BTM is engineered with anti‑whale mechanics and a 3% auto‑burn on every sell (buying is always tax‑free). All 3% is permanently removed from supply — there is no redistribution to holders. The more they try to dump, the stronger we become.
This is not a meme. This is a movement.
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$BTM tokens burned permanently from supply (via sell tax)
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LP tokens permanently burned — this liquidity can never be withdrawn by anyone, including the founder
If you see a HashDit risk warning when swapping $BTM, here's honestly what's behind it — no spin, just the real explanation.
Automated scanners like HashDit flag any contract that technically has admin capabilities — a sell tax, a mint function, the ability to block specific addresses — regardless of who controls those capabilities or how. $BTM genuinely has these functions, fully disclosed in our whitepaper. What the scanner can't see is the context:
We'd rather explain this plainly than pretend the warning doesn't exist. A completed third-party audit remains on our roadmap and would further strengthen this picture — check every claim above yourself rather than taking our word for it.
Computed live from our PancakeSwap liquidity pool.
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View on DexScreener ↗Note: our pool is small and brand new, so it may not appear on every price tracker yet — the price above is read directly from the pool itself and is always accurate.
✅ RECOMMENDED — One click, logo included automatically
Choose your wallet below. Works on desktop and mobile — including if you're browsing normally and haven't opened your wallet app yet.
📱 MetaMask on mobile: this button may say "added" but the token doesn't actually show up — a known issue with MetaMask's mobile app itself, not this site. If that happens, use manual entry below instead (works reliably, just without the automatic logo).
Using a different wallet? This works for any wallet app with a built-in browser:
⚠️ Only use manual entry if the button above doesn't work for your wallet
Manual entry will not show the logo — your wallet has no way to know what BTM looks like unless you use the automatic method above.
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