Bitenny.io launches Utility Token Sale
Bitenny is an AI-driven financial asset management and payment platform. At the heart of the platform is Prally, a digital assistant powered by artificial intelligence. Prally will be integrated into Bitenny’s free digital wallet, which allows users to securely swap cryptocurrencies with full legal compliance, easily exchange with fiat currencies, and capitalize on trading opportunities with Prally’s AI insights.
As for merchant adoption, Bitenny has a solution to overcome the obstacles there as well. Key to that will be a feature-rich Bitenny API that can be easily integrated into online stores at zero cost to the merchants. This will allow merchants to immediately begin accepting over 50 methods of payment, including a comprehensive collection of the leading cryptocurrencies.
On top of that, Bitenny’s solution can help brick-and-mortar shops to start accepting cryptocurrency payments too. This will be done through a specialised software application that can be installed on any tablet or computer to convert it into an easy-to-use point of sale device.
Bitenny is now launching its token presale. Bitenny has developed a utility token, BTNY, which will be used as an in-between for converting tokenized fiat currencies between Bitenny wallets, enabling rate discovery and advancing liquidity in the process. Additionally, BTNY will be a payment option for payments relating to good and services through the Bitenny wallet.
The token sale began on February 28th and will end on May 28th There will be a total of 700.000.000 BTNY available for sale, priced at 1 BTNY = $0.07. The minimum investment amount is 0,3 ETH. Investors who participate in the presale will receive a 40% bonus on their investment.
The team includes CTO, Nardie Scharenbord, who is specialized in AI, Co-founder and CEO Shahdad Kiyani leverages his background in IT, digital marketing, and business development to manage the project, while fellow co-founder and CCO, Mahdad Kiyani, has more than 15 years of diverse experiences in software engineering.