The defensive stronghold of the quantum era: How this security-oriented encryption project plans to address future threats

【Crypto World】As the threat of quantum computing becomes increasingly imminent, the cryptocurrency industry’s demand for long-term asset security is unprecedented. The BMIC project is emerging against this backdrop—it abandons hype tactics and instead focuses on building truly quantum-resistant infrastructure.

From a technical perspective, the core competitiveness of this project lies in its multi-pronged security solutions: quantum-safe wallets provide cutting-edge protection for assets, AI-driven monitoring systems track abnormal behaviors in real-time, and modular encryption architecture offers more flexibility and upgradeability for the ecosystem. This is not just a stack of technologies but a complete ecosystem built around the principle of “security first.”

From an economic standpoint, the token design demonstrates considerations for long-term incentives. Out of a fixed supply of 1.5 billion tokens, 50% go to pre-sale, 12% are allocated for staking rewards, and 3% are distributed to the team—such a configuration enhances the weight of community governance while providing predictable returns for staking participants. Practical features include security feature unlocking, staking rewards, on-chain governance voting, and token burn mechanisms, forming a closed-loop economic cycle.

In terms of fundraising progress, the project’s pre-sale has exceeded $297,000, with the current token price at $0.048881. A phased pricing strategy is adopted, with prices gradually increasing as funding progresses. This transparent pricing mechanism reduces participation risk. As institutional-level users pay more attention to secure custody solutions, projects like this, based on real needs rather than hype, are attracting more and more serious players.