The architecture of Bither is designed to minimize the computational resources required for safeguarding the network, by doing so, a portion of the computing power, by the miners’ choice and in a democratic way can be driven towards scientific projects that are in need of computing power to process big data. Bither works with “Proof of Work” (PoW), as its consensus algorithm, though with a different architecture and distinct functions compared to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many other similar networks. Bither’s innovation is in its calculation of network hash rate and automatic separation of computing power by using trusted master nodes. Through a hybrid method, these masternodes are defined and implemented in high numbers. Moreover, each master node's information is compared to other master nodes and there is automatic and precise supervision over the accuracy of the computations and their orders.

Bither ICO will begin on April 20, 2019. The ICO token supply represents 15% of the total token supply, so there is a total of 30,000,000 tokens available, for 0.95 each. The ICO funding target is 60,000 ETH, the funding cap is 300,000 ETH and is expected to end on June 1, 2019, or when the funding cap is reached.

Team:

• Alex Z. Kouchal: CEO. 
• Reza Abbasgholiha: CSO & head of the Operations department. 
• Daniel Driessen: Community Support Manager. 

Token Reserve Split (85%):

• 5% Founders & Team;
• 3.5% Marketing;
• 76.5% Miners.

Bither ICO campaign features bounties, and the token will not be mineable.

Bonus Structure:

Pre Sale:

• First Day 10%;
• First 4 Days 9%;
• Second 4 Days 8%;
• Third 4 Days 7%.

Crowd Sale Round 1:

• First Week 7%;
• Second Week 7%;
• Third Week 6%;
• Fourth Week 6%.

Crowd Sale Round 2:

• First Week 6%;
• Second Week 4%;
• Third Week 2%;
• Fourth Week 0%.