A deterministic,
on-chain protocol. Sealed, for now.
Ten million participants. $100 each. A $1B on-chain treasury, held in ICP — the Internet Computer Protocol, a public blockchain that runs entirely on-chain without off-chain servers. One five-year cycle. One on-chain settlement event. Access is restricted ahead of further regulatory work.
10M
Participant cap
$100
Fixed entry
5yr
Single cycle
2,100btc
Draw obligations
What's inside · six structural mechanics
3×
Daily ticket multiplier
First million participants get triple entries in every daily BTC draw, every day, for the full five-year cycle. Cumulative odds of winning a daily BTC draw at least once: ~1 in 2,200 for founders vs ~1 in 6,600 at the standard rate. Multiplier closes by code once the millionth slot is filled.
275
BTC founding draw
Exclusive to the first million. An additional sealed Year 5 BTC distribution alongside the daily draw. 275 winners, one BTC each.
1,825
Daily sealed draws
One sealed BTC draw every day for five years, revealed together at Year 5. Funded only from treasury appreciation above cost basis.
VRF
Public commitment
Each day's outcome sealed on-chain at generation. Daily commitment hash announced on social channels. Verifiable by anyone, decodable by no-one until Year 5.
80/20
Year 5 surplus split
Pro rata to participants — the largest share of any deterministic protocol of its kind. No carry. No management fee. No operator discretion. One fixed structural slice covers every protocol cost across the full five years.
10%
Charitable earmark
10% of each participant's cash share arrives locked at settlement, directed by the participant to a qualifying charity. On-chain and traceable.
No payment is requested or accepted at this stage. Register your interest — receive protocol documentation as it is published.
GeoblockedUS · Canada · other restricted markets
10,000,000Total Participant Cap
1,000,000Founding Cohort · 3×
$100Per Participant
5 YearsSingle Cycle
All 10M participants enter the daily BTC draws. The first 1M get 3× tickets in every daily draw and exclusive entry to the 275 BTC founding draw. Once the millionth slot is filled, both advantages close by code.
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No payment — no commitment — restricted jurisdictions excluded
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Thank you. You will receive protocol documentation as it is published.
What happens next This is a pre-registration for protocol documentation only. No payment has been requested. No commitment has been created. You will receive updates as the authorisation process progresses and as protocol documentation is published. Participation, where lawful in your jurisdiction, will only be available after authorisations are in place.
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Find what you came for.
The protocol is structurally simple but the documentation is comprehensive. Pick the door that matches what you want to know — each tile takes you straight to the section that answers it.
3× Daily Tickets. 275 BTC Founding Draw. For The First Million Only.
Advantage 01 · Daily
3×
Daily Draw Tickets
Three tickets in every daily BTC draw, for the full five-year cycle. Not one. Three.
Advantage 02 · Sealed
275BTC
Founding Draw
A second, sealed draw — 275 winners receive 1 BTC each. Reserved exclusively for the founding million.
Entry$100
SelectionVRF
Total2,100 BTC
Once the millionth slot fills, both founding-cohort advantages close permanently. No second cohort. No extension. No exception. General registration closes at the end of Month 48 — one year before Year 5 settlement — for every slot above the founding million.
Same $100 entry, same capital terms, same pro-rata share of the Year 5 surplus pool as everyone else. The bonus is encoded at registration and resolved deterministically on-chain — no operator can modify the outcome. The protocol's total distribution is 2,100 BTC: one for every 10,000 of the 21 million that will ever exist.
Founding cohortFirst 1,000,000
Daily ticket multiplier3× for 5 years
Founding draw275 BTC · 275 winners
Daily draw pool1 BTC per day
Cycle length1,825 days
Registration windowCloses Month 48
Total distribution2,100 BTC
Bitcoin scarcity1 per 10,000 ever minted
SelectionVRF, on-chain, sealed
Funding sourceTreasury profit at Y5
SettlementYear 5, single event
Minimum age21
Payment todayNone
InfrastructureICP · fully on-chain
Bitcoin is purchased only from treasury appreciation above cost basis. If Year 5 profit is insufficient at that day's market price, no Bitcoin is bought and profit flows into the 80/20 cash distribution instead. Sealed selection guarantees draw integrity; it does not guarantee the draw is funded.
Subject to Gibraltar authorisation. If not authorised, the protocol does not launch.
The Structural Point Most Readers Miss
Even if you don't win a Bitcoin draw, you can still win.
The $100 entry is not consumed on use. It contributes to a treasury that holds ICP across the five-year cycle. At Year 5, the 80% participant pool is distributed pro rata to every participant — winners and non-winners alike. If the treasury performs, every participant receives a share.
Illustrative model. Subject to treasury performance. No specific financial outcome is promised.
A Single Settlement Day
Only Year 5 matters. What happens in between does not.
The protocol is designed to settle deterministically on a single day at the end of the five-year cycle. There is no mid-cycle event, no rebalancing, and no managerial reaction to market movement. Bull runs, drawdowns, recoveries — whatever happens to ICP between launch and settlement does not affect the outcome. Only the ICP price on the settlement day determines what is in the pool to distribute.
Jurisdictional Notice
Where This Protocol May Be Available.
This page is informational. Participation, if and when it opens, will be restricted by jurisdiction and subject to the outcome of the current legal engagement.
Founding Cohort
First 1,000,000
The first 1,000,000 participants form the founding cohort. They receive 3× tickets in every daily BTC draw for the full 5 years and exclusive entry to the 275 BTC sealed founding draw. Once the millionth slot is filled, both advantages close permanently. Daily 1 BTC draw eligibility extends across all 10,000,000 participant slots at the standard one-ticket rate.
Restricted Jurisdictions
US · Canada · Others
Participation will not be offered to persons resident or located in the United States, Canada, or other jurisdictions where local law does not permit it. You are responsible for determining whether participation would be lawful in your location. Access may be technically restricted by geoblocking at launch.
The Protocol
How The Bitcoin Storm Is Designed
A deterministic protocol built on the Internet Computer Protocol — which runs entirely on-chain, without off-chain servers or AWS dependencies. The description below reflects the protocol architecture currently under legal review. Specific mechanics may change as that review concludes.
01Fixed Participation Amount
A single fixed participation amount per person — indicatively $100 — up to a capped number of participants. No tiered pricing. No discretionary allocation. No preferential access. Every participant enters under the same rules. No payment is accepted on this page today.
02On-Chain Capital Segregation
Participant capital, at launch, is programmatically segregated on-chain into predefined pools under encoded allocation logic. The specific ratios and operational rules are set out in the technical protocol documentation. No human operator modifies the allocation after deployment.
03Immutable Post-Launch Rules
All economic rules are encoded before launch and cannot be modified by any operator thereafter. The code is subject to independent audit. The protocol is designed to run to the end of its cycle under the rules committed at deployment. No discretionary override is possible.
04Cycle Completion
At the end of the five-year cycle, the protocol reconciles according to its encoded rules. Whether any surplus is distributed, and on what basis, depends on the performance of the on-chain treasury and the final protocol design approved by counsel. No specific financial outcome is promised to any participant.
Go Deeper
Read the full protocol mechanics.
Everything above is a summary. The full canonical mechanics — every number, every rule, every guarantee — are set out in two standalone reference documents. They are the single source of truth for the protocol. Written in plain language.
The plain-language version of where things stand and what your registration does.
What Registration Does
You give us your name and email. You receive protocol documentation as it is published. That is all. No payment is requested. No commitment is created. No slot is guaranteed. No financial outcome of any kind is promised or implied.
What Is Pending
A structuring and authorisation engagement with specialist counsel is under way. The final form of the protocol — including specific mechanics, eligibility, and jurisdictional reach — depends on the outcome of that engagement and on obtaining the authorisations it identifies.
If Authorisation Is Not Obtained
Then The Protocol Does Not Launch.
No participant capital will be accepted before a satisfactory legal opinion has been obtained and published. If the required authorisations cannot be obtained in a form that is consistent with the commercial proposition, the protocol will not launch, and pre-registered users will be informed. Independent code audit will be commissioned and the audit report will be published before any participant is invited to transact.
The Principle
A protocol, not a promise. Code, not discretion. Authorisation before acceptance of capital.
REGISTER
The Founding Million · Pre-registration Open
Register Your InterestNo payment. No commitment. Your place in the queue.
Registration is free and non-binding. It simply records your interest and your position in the queue for when the protocol launches — subject to authorisation. No funds are accepted today.
Bitcoin Storm is not a fund, a DAO governed by committee, or a protocol built by anonymous contributors.
It was conceived by a single person with a clear thesis: that the fairest way to run an on-chain capital protocol is to remove all human discretion from the equation entirely.
The protocol architecture — the capital flows, the treasury structure, the 5-year cycle — all of it is being designed with one principle: the rules are set before a single dollar enters, and no one, including me, can change them after that. The final form is subject to the outcome of ongoing legal review.
We're building this on the Internet Computer Protocol because it's the only infrastructure
that makes that promise technically unbreakable. The code is the contract. The canister is the vault.
There is no back door. Authorisation before launch — no participant capital accepted before legal opinion is in place.
"The code is the contract. The canister is the vault. Authorisation first. Then launch."
TEAM
⚡ Now Hiring · Bitcoin Storm Build Team
Actively Building
Building
The Team
From Scratch.
Bitcoin Storm is an active build — a deterministic, on-chain protocol being developed on the Internet Computer. At full launch scale the capital architecture is designed to accommodate a substantial treasury. The infrastructure does not forgive mistakes — and neither does the code that runs it. All economic mechanics are subject to legal review before any participant capital is accepted.
We're assembling a small, elite group: a Director of Operations who owns
everything that isn't code, and a core engineering team who understands
that the best on-chain infrastructure is invisible, immutable, and
unstoppable. If you've shipped on ICP, led technical teams under pressure,
or built something that made people say "how is that possible on-chain?"
— this is your storm to shape.
"The code is the contract. The canister is the vault. The team has to be worth trusting with both."
Every role goes through the same rigorous assessment. No exceptions. No shortcuts. The team locks before launch. The protocol launches only after authorisations are in place.
Due diligence template required · Remote · Global
✦ Open Positions
01Director of Operations — Owns everything that isn't code. Hires the team, runs the room, reports directly to the founder. Works alongside external counsel on the compliance track.
02Motoko Canister Engineer — Architects the treasury logic and participant registry. Writes code designed to run without admin key intervention after deployment.
03Rust / WASM Specialist — High-performance modules, native Bitcoin API integration, and cross-canister orchestration at scale.
04ICP Frontend Engineer — Builds the participant dashboard, live draw visualiser, and real-time treasury display — all querying canisters directly.
05DeFi Protocol Architect — Designs the on-chain capital flow architecture, including liquid ICP allocation, treasury operations, and operational layer across a 5-year horizon.
06Programme Manager — Owns delivery of the founding-million target. Sources, contracts, and manages five crypto influencers. Time-limited engagement ending when 1M paid participants are secured or at month 18.
Non-Negotiables — Every Role
Deep understanding of ICP architecture — not just awareness
Remote-first discipline — async by default, responsive when it matters
High trust, low ego — this team builds quietly and ships correctly
Treats crypto as a discipline, not a narrative
⚡ Chain-Swap Whitelist · Indicative
Anticipated Swap Assets.
Bitcoin Storm is being designed to operate entirely on-chain. If and when participation opens, participants would swap approved tokens directly into the protocol at entry — no credit cards, no bank transfers. The indicative whitelist below is under review and will be finalised in light of counsel advice. Individual assets may be added or removed before launch. This page is not an offer and no swap is available today.
Symbol
Name
Chain
Type
What It Is
Status
ICP
Internet Computer
ICP
Governance
Native token powering the Internet Computer network
✓ Launch
ckBTC
Chain-Key Bitcoin
BTC · ICP
Chain-Key
1:1 Bitcoin wrapped natively on ICP — no bridges
✓ Launch
ckETH
Chain-Key Ethereum
ETH · ICP
Chain-Key
1:1 Ethereum wrapped natively on ICP — no bridges
✓ Launch
ckUSDC
Chain-Key USDC
ETH · ICP
Stablecoin
USDC brought on-chain to ICP via chain-key cryptography
✓ Launch
ckSOL
Chain-Key Solana
SOL · ICP
Chain-Key
Solana brought natively on-chain to ICP
~ Launch
CHAT
OpenChat
ICP
SNS DAO
Governance token of OpenChat — decentralised messaging on ICP
✓ Launch
SNS1
SNS-1
ICP
SNS DAO
The first SNS DAO on ICP — community governed
✓ Launch
ICX
ICPSwap Token
ICP
DEX
Governance token of ICPSwap — the leading ICP DEX
✓ Launch
SONIC
Sonic DEX
ICP
DEX
Token of the Sonic decentralised exchange on ICP
✓ Launch
NUA
Nuance
ICP
SNS DAO
Decentralised blogging platform built on ICP
✓ Launch
KINIC
Kinic
ICP
SNS DAO
On-chain search engine for the ICP ecosystem
✓ Launch
HOT
Hot or Not
ICP
SNS DAO
Decentralised short-video social platform on ICP
✓ Launch
BOOM
BOOM DAO
ICP
SNS DAO
On-chain gaming infrastructure DAO on ICP
✓ Launch
DKP
Dragginz
ICP
SNS DAO
On-chain metaverse and gaming world on ICP
✓ Launch
GHOST
IC Ghost
ICP
Meme · SNS
The original ICP meme coin — first SNS meme on Internet Computer
✓ Launch
DOGMI
Dogmi
ICP
Meme · SNS
First dog-themed meme coin on ICP — strong community
✓ Launch
BOB
Bob
ICP
Meme
Community meme token on ICP with active following
✓ Launch
PANDA
IC Panda
ICP
Meme
ICP ecosystem meme token with growing liquidity
✓ Launch
BURN
Burn Token
ICP
Meme · Deflationary
Deflationary meme token with burn mechanics on ICP
~ Launch
BTC
Bitcoin
Bitcoin
Layer 1
Native Bitcoin via ICP chain-key integration
~ Launch
ETH
Ethereum
Ethereum
Layer 1
Native ETH via ICP chain-key integration
~ Launch
SOL
Solana
Solana
Layer 1
SOL via cross-chain swap integration
~ Launch
DOGE
Dogecoin
Multi
Meme · OG
The original meme coin — deep liquidity across all exchanges
~ Launch
SHIB
Shiba Inu
Ethereum
Meme
Top meme coin by market cap — massive global community
~ Launch
PEPE
Pepe
Ethereum
Meme
Cultural meme coin phenomenon — top 20 by market cap
~ Launch
WIF
dogwifhat
Solana
Meme
Leading Solana meme coin — top tier liquidity
~ Launch
BONK
Bonk
Solana
Meme
OG Solana meme coin — strong community and exchange presence
~ Launch
FLOKI
Floki
Multi
Meme · Utility
Multi-chain meme coin with real utility ecosystem
~ Launch
LINK
Chainlink
Ethereum
Oracle
Leading decentralised oracle network — deep liquidity
~ Launch
UNI
Uniswap
Ethereum
DEX
Governance token of the largest decentralised exchange
~ Launch
AVAX
Avalanche
Multi
Layer 1
High-speed L1 blockchain with strong DeFi ecosystem
~ Launch
⚡ Background Reading
The Context Behind The Protocol.
Four documents that explain the technical and conceptual context of the Bitcoin Storm design. Informational only — not an offer and not legal or financial advice.
On-Chain Architecture
The On-Chain Capital Flow
"How participant capital is designed to be segregated, allocated, and tracked under encoded protocol rules."
Reported by Krebs on Security · Aikido Security · Tom's Hardware
In March 2026 a cybercrime group deployed live malware using an ICP canister as command-and-control infrastructure. What happened next is the most important proof Bitcoin Storm has.
What Happened
A cybercrime group — CanisterWorm — deployed malware using the Internet Computer Protocol as its command-and-control layer. The canister ran live, served active targets, and operated continuously on-chain.
The NNS consensus layer never flinched. The protocol was untouched. The canister ran exactly as coded — including the malicious code — because that is what immutability means. No human could intervene, including DFINITY itself.
Access was eventually restricted at the Boundary node layer under the ICP Code of Conduct. Two separate layers. One immutable. One governed. Both working exactly as designed.
~1,400 nodes across 34 countries. Removal requires an NNS governance vote — no single actor, no single jurisdiction can act unilaterally.
✓
No admin key. No override.
The canister ran exactly as coded. No human could intervene — including its operators.
✓
Verified under adversarial conditions
Covered by Krebs on Security, Tom's Hardware and Aikido Security. DFINITY confirmed: no external party contacted them — the canister ran until Boundary node access was restricted under the Code of Conduct.
✓
Same Infrastructure Bitcoin Storm Is Being Built On
The ICP infrastructure that ran a live adversarial canister without protocol-level intervention is the infrastructure on which the Bitcoin Storm is being developed. Once deployed, the code is the contract. The canister is the vault.
Questions
Straight Answers. No Fluff.
Common questions about the protocol, the registration, and where things stand. If something isn't covered here, the full protocol documentation in the library goes deeper.
What is the Bitcoin Storm?+
A pre-launch deterministic on-chain protocol being developed on the Internet Computer. The final form depends on the outcome of a current legal structuring engagement. This page is a pre-registration of interest only. No payment is requested or accepted. No participation is available today.
Do I pay anything to register?+
Nothing. Registration captures your name and email so we can send you protocol documentation as it is published. No card, bank, or crypto wallet details are requested. Registration creates no contractual commitment, confers no entitlement, and reserves no financial position.
Is this an investment?+
No. Nothing on this page is an offer, solicitation, or inducement to invest. Nothing on this page should be relied upon for any financial decision. The Bitcoin Storm is not, and is not being offered as, a security, fund, collective investment scheme, deposit, or regulated financial product. No financial outcome is promised or implied.
Who cannot participate?+
Participation, if and when it opens, will not be available to persons resident or located in the United States, Canada, or any other jurisdiction where local law does not permit it. Participation will be restricted to persons aged 21 or over. Geographic and age restrictions will be technically enforced at launch. You are responsible for determining whether participation would be lawful in your location.
What is the current regulatory status?+
A structuring engagement is under way with specialist Gibraltar counsel covering classification under the DLT framework, gambling law, financial services law, and the EU MiCA regime. The protocol will not launch, and no participant capital will be accepted, until an acceptable position is established and any required authorisations are in place. If those authorisations cannot be obtained, the protocol will not launch.
What is the Internet Computer Protocol (ICP)?+
ICP is a public blockchain developed by the DFINITY Foundation that runs smart contracts entirely on-chain — without off-chain servers. On ICP, economic logic can be deployed so that it cannot be modified after launch by any operator, including the developer. The Bitcoin Storm protocol is being built on ICP for that reason. The mechanics, once deployed and subject to any applicable authorisations, run as coded.
Is there a token?+
The protocol design contemplates a non-transferable participation credential used solely to gate access to the protocol at launch. It is not being offered as a financial instrument, does not trade, and confers no entitlement to profit or surplus. The final form of any credential, and whether any tradeable token is ever issued, is subject to the outcome of the legal engagement.
What does “founding cohort” mean and why does it matter?+
The first 1,000,000 participants form the founding cohort. The protocol reserves two structural advantages for them: 3× tickets in every daily BTC draw for the full 5-year cycle (instead of the standard one ticket), and exclusive entry to the 275 BTC sealed founding draw at Year 5. Same $100 entry. Same pro-rata share of the surplus pool. Once the millionth slot is filled, both advantages close permanently — encoded by the protocol, not by policy. Participants 1,000,001 through 10,000,000 enter at the standard one-ticket rate and are not eligible for the founding draw.
Can I win Bitcoin?+
The protocol contemplates structural mechanics that may, subject to obtaining any required gaming or equivalent authorisations in Gibraltar, include Bitcoin distribution elements. Any such mechanic will only be deployed under a form approved by counsel and, where required, under a specific licence. If the required authorisations are not obtained in an acceptable form, any chance-based element will be removed or replaced with a deterministic, non-chance-based alternative. No outcome is promised to any participant.
Will I get my money back?+
No capital return is promised. The protocol does not take deposits in any form. Entry, if and when it opens, would be by swap of whitelisted tokens into the protocol treasury — not a deposit, custody arrangement, or loan. The protocol would not pay interest, yield, or any guaranteed rate of return. Whether any surplus is distributed at the end of the protocol cycle, and on what basis, depends on treasury performance under the encoded protocol rules and on the final design approved by counsel. You should not participate if you rely on your capital being returned.
What is the Storm Community Fund?+
At Year 5 settlement, if a distribution occurs, 10% of each participant's individual settlement share arrives locked in their Storm wallet, earmarked for charitable direction. The locked portion is yours legally and financially — the protocol holds it until you direct it to a qualifying charity from the published Storm Charity Registry. You have 12 months from settlement to make your selection (one charity, or split across several). On confirmation, the protocol transfers your locked portion to the charity. If undirected after 12 months, your locked portion is automatically distributed equally to the top three most-nominated qualifying charities by participant count.
One structural choice worth understanding: the registry contains two routes for charities to receive distributions, both subject to the same verification standards (registered legal entity, three years of operational history, AML and mission review). The first route — the on-chain rail — requires the charity to operate a dedicated ICP wallet on the Internet Computer Protocol for Storm-routed donations, with every inflow and outflow verifiable in real time on the public chain. Setup is straightforward and free, with guidance provided in the registry application materials. The second route accommodates charities for which a dedicated wallet is impractical — described in the next paragraph. The transparency standard the protocol applies to itself extends to charity distribution either way — not as annual retrospective audit, but as continuous and real-time visibility into where donations went and what happened next.
Two routes from the same registry. The registry contains two kinds of charity. Locked-route charities operate a dedicated ICP wallet, and your portion releases on-chain directly to them. Unlocked-route charities — smaller bodies, charities operating in sensitive jurisdictions, or those with treasury policies that preclude crypto custody — are also listed in the registry, but with verified bank details rather than an ICP wallet. When you direct part of your locked 10% to an unlocked-route charity, that portion releases from the Storm to your own verified bank account, and you transfer it to the charity by traditional means. You remain the donor of record — meaning UK Gift Aid and equivalent reliefs in other jurisdictions remain available to you. The on-chain record of your direction is preserved either way. See Chapter 07 of the Community Fund document for the full mechanism.
The 10% earmark applies in every distribution scenario, is non-negotiable, and cannot be redirected, borrowed against, used for any other protocol purpose, or reduced by any future governance change. Read the full Storm Community Fund document for the complete mechanics.
Does the founding 3× multiplier reduce non-founders' share of anything?+
The Year 5 surplus pool is unaffected. The 80/20 split, and every participant's pro-rata share of the 80% participant pool, is identical for founders and non-founders — same $100 entry, same pro-rata weight at settlement. The 3× multiplier only changes odds in the daily BTC draw, not the size of the BTC pool itself, which is fixed at 1,825 BTC across the cycle and 275 BTC for the founding draw. The total BTC distributed is the same regardless of who wins it. The founding cohort's advantage is structural — it improves their probability of being a winner in the BTC draws — but it does not transfer surplus capital from non-founders to founders.
What are the risks?+
Participation would, if it opens, carry substantial risk including the possibility of total loss of capital. These include but are not limited to: cryptocurrency price volatility, smart contract failure, protocol operational issues, adverse legal developments, jurisdictional restrictions, technology failure, and the possibility that authorisations granted to the operating entity are subsequently withdrawn, suspended, or amended. The on-chain protocol itself is encoded before launch and cannot be modified by any operator after deployment; this point relates to the external authorisations governing whether and where the protocol may continue to be offered, not to the code. Further disclosures will be published before any participation opens.
Who is behind this?+
The protocol is being developed by a founder-led team in discussion with specialist Gibraltar counsel. An operating entity is being established and will be appropriately capitalised, with named directors and a designated compliance officer, before any participation opens. Named directors and counsel details will be published alongside the legal opinion.
Will there be an independent code audit?+
Yes. An independent code audit will be commissioned before launch and the audit report will be published. No participant capital will be accepted before the audit is complete and the results are publicly available.
Is this financial, legal, or tax advice?+
No. Nothing on this page is financial, legal, or tax advice. The protocol is a speculative, pre-launch technology concept. You should seek independent professional advice before making any financial decision and should not rely on anything on this page in making such a decision.
⚖ Legal & Compliance
Document Portal
📂 Document Portal
Compliance, editorial, and development documentation suite.
✓ Access granted · Compliance documentation suite · Authorised view only · Do not distribute
Open access — no code required. These pieces were written to explain the human side of the protocol. If you are reviewing the compliance documents, these are worth reading alongside the technical material. Start with The Storm Community Fund — it explains where the surplus comes from at Year 5 and how ten million participants individually direct their locked 10% to qualifying charities. The charity angle in particular puts the whole structure in a very different light.
Development documentation — protocol build, technical architecture, and engineering notes. This section is for technical reviewers tracking the implementation of the protocol.
Marketing programme documentation — the operating model is one Lead Operator at the top, up to fifty sub-affiliates underneath. If this is your first visit, open Programme Introduction below. Three sections: The Programme covers the strategy and the Lead Operator pitch. Sub-Affiliate System covers the operational tooling for managing the cohort underneath the Lead Operator. Operator Runway covers the day-to-day documents the Lead Operator runs across the eighteen-month engagement.
Operational machinery for the up-to-fifty sub-affiliates the Lead Operator runs underneath them. DD form, the operator's manual for using it, the Storm Copy Library template, and the universal compliance posture every sub-affiliate signs on onboarding.
Day-to-day operational documents the Lead Operator runs across the eighteen-month engagement. Sourcing playbook for finding the fifty sub-affiliates, onboarding checklist for the first fourteen days, monthly reporting templates, and the campaign calendar with protocol-determined milestones pre-marked.
How the recruitment programme is delivered. The operator-facing flyer with five-gate automated screening, the Lead Operator's review queue with decision-support context, and the paid-tooling stack that makes fifty-operators-in-six-months credible without breaking the person running it.
By accessing this page or submitting a registration of interest, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree, please do not use this page or submit the registration form.
2. About The Bitcoin Storm
The Bitcoin Storm is a pre-launch deterministic on-chain protocol being developed on the Internet Computer Protocol (ICP). The final form of the protocol is subject to the outcome of an active legal structuring engagement with specialist Gibraltar counsel. Until that engagement has produced an acceptable position and any required authorisations are in place, the protocol is not available for participation and no participant capital is or will be accepted. These Terms relate solely to the current pre-registration page and do not constitute the participation terms that will apply if and when the protocol launches.
3. Registration of Interest Only
This page collects your name and email address for the sole purpose of registering your interest in receiving protocol documentation as it is published. Submitting your details does not create any contractual commitment, confer any entitlement to participate, reserve any “slot” or position, create any right to any financial outcome, or give rise to any obligation on our part beyond the provision of informational updates. No payment is requested, accepted, or processed on this page.
4. Not an Offer; No Solicitation
Nothing on this page is or should be construed as an offer, solicitation, inducement, or recommendation to purchase, subscribe for, or otherwise acquire any security, financial instrument, crypto-asset, fund interest, gambling product, or any other regulated or unregulated product or service. The page is informational only.
5. No Financial, Legal or Tax Advice
Nothing on this page constitutes financial, investment, legal, tax, or other professional advice. All content is informational only and reflects the protocol design as currently contemplated. Any future protocol mechanics, if they are deployed at all, may differ materially from the descriptions on this page. Cryptocurrencies and digital assets are volatile and speculative. You should seek independent professional advice from appropriately qualified advisers before making any financial decision.
6. No Promise of Specific Financial Outcome
The Bitcoin Storm does not take, accept, or purport to take deposits and does not provide custody services. Participation, if and when it opens, would be effected by the swap of whitelisted on-chain tokens into the protocol treasury under encoded protocol rules — not by deposit, loan, or custodial arrangement. The protocol does not pay interest and does not offer any rate of return. No capital return is promised to any participant. No yield is promised. No financial outcome of any kind is promised. Whether any surplus is distributed at the end of the protocol cycle, and if so on what basis, depends on treasury performance under the encoded protocol rules and on the final design approved by counsel. Participation, if and when it opens, would carry substantial risk including the risk of total loss of capital.
7. Jurisdictional Restrictions
Participation, if and when it opens, will not be available to persons resident or located in the United States, Canada, or any other jurisdiction where local law does not permit it. Participation will be restricted to persons aged 21 or over. Geographic and age restrictions will be technically enforced at launch. You are solely responsible for determining whether registration or participation is lawful in your location. We make no representation that this page or any future protocol participation is appropriate or lawful for use in all jurisdictions.
8. Conditions Precedent to Launch
Participation will only open if and when (a) specialist counsel has delivered a satisfactory legal opinion on the regulatory classification of the protocol; (b) any required authorisations have been obtained in Gibraltar and any other relevant jurisdictions; (c) a Gibraltar operating entity has been established with named directors and a designated compliance officer; and (d) an independent code audit has been completed and its report published. If any of these conditions is not satisfied, participation will not open. Pre-registered users will be informed of any decision not to launch or of any material change in the protocol design.
9. Intellectual Property
All content on this page — including text, design, protocol concepts, and branding — is the property of The Bitcoin Storm. Unauthorised reproduction, distribution, or commercial use is prohibited without prior written consent. For licensing enquiries contact the email address published in the footer of this page.
10. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, The Bitcoin Storm, its founders, employees, and contributors shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or exemplary damages arising from your access to or use of this page, or from any reliance placed on any information on this page. Our aggregate liability in connection with this page shall not exceed zero, as no financial transaction takes place on this page.
11. Forward-Looking Statements
This page may contain forward-looking statements regarding the intended design, functionality, launch timing, and scope of The Bitcoin Storm protocol. Such statements are subject to significant uncertainty and change and are not promises or guarantees. Actual outcomes may differ materially from those contemplated on this page.
12. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Gibraltar. Any disputes shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Gibraltar.
13. Changes
We reserve the right to update these Terms at any time. The date at the top of this document reflects the most recent revision. Continued use of this page after any change constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms.
Privacy Policy
Last Updated: March 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how The Bitcoin Storm ("we", "us", "our") collects, uses, and protects your personal data when you use this website. We are the data controller for the purposes of the UK GDPR and EU GDPR.
1. What Personal Data We Collect
When you submit a registration of interest on this page, we collect your first name and email address. We do not collect payment information, identification documents, or any sensitive personal data at this stage. We may also collect anonymous technical data such as page visit counts via analytics tools.
2. Lawful Basis for Processing
We process your name and email address on the basis of your consent — specifically, your act of submitting the registration form. You may withdraw this consent at any time by unsubscribing via any email we send you, or by contacting us directly. Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal.
3. How We Use Your Data
Your name and email are used solely to send you updates about the Bitcoin Storm protocol — including documentation releases, development progress, and, if and when participation opens in your jurisdiction, information about how to participate. We will not use your data for unrelated marketing, will not share it with advertisers, and will not sell it to any third party under any circumstances.
4. Third-Party Data Processors
Kit (ConvertKit) — We use Kit (operated by ConvertKit, LLC, a US-based company) to manage our email list and send communications. When you submit the registration form, your name and email are transmitted to and stored by Kit. Kit acts as a data processor on our behalf. Kit is certified under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and implements appropriate safeguards for international data transfers. You can review Kit's privacy policy at kit.com/privacy.
Google Fonts — This page loads fonts from Google Fonts. Google may collect your IP address as part of this request. We do not control Google's data practices. You can review Google's privacy policy at policies.google.com/privacy.
Netlify — This page is hosted on Netlify, which may collect server logs including IP addresses for security and operational purposes. You can review Netlify's privacy policy at netlify.com/privacy.
5. International Data Transfers
Kit (ConvertKit) is based in the United States. By submitting your registration, your data will be transferred to and processed in the US. This transfer is covered by appropriate safeguards under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and UK adequacy provisions. If you have questions about these safeguards, contact us using the details below.
6. Data Retention
We retain your name and email for as long as you remain subscribed to our communications, or until you request deletion. Upon unsubscribing or requesting deletion, your data will be removed from our active list within 30 days. Anonymous analytics data may be retained for up to 24 months.
7. Your Rights Under UK & EU GDPR
You have the following rights regarding your personal data:
Right of access — You may request a copy of the personal data we hold about you.
Right to rectification — You may request correction of inaccurate or incomplete data.
Right to erasure — You may request deletion of your personal data ("right to be forgotten").
Right to restriction — You may request that we restrict processing of your data in certain circumstances.
Right to data portability — You may request your data in a structured, machine-readable format.
Right to object — You may object to processing based on legitimate interests.
Right to withdraw consent — Where processing is based on consent, you may withdraw it at any time.
To exercise any of these rights, contact us at [email protected], or via Telegram @thebitcoinstorm. We will respond within 30 days.
8. Right to Lodge a Complaint
If you are in the UK, you have the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) at ico.org.uk. If you are in the EU, you have the right to lodge a complaint with your local supervisory authority.
9. Security
We take reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect your personal data against unauthorised access, loss, or disclosure. However, no internet transmission is completely secure. Please do not submit sensitive personal information beyond your name and email address.
10. Children
This page is not directed at persons under the age of 18. We do not knowingly collect personal data from minors. If you believe a minor has submitted data to us, please contact us at [email protected] and we will delete it promptly.
11. Changes to This Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. The date at the top of this document reflects the most recent revision. Continued use of this page after changes constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.
Cookie Policy
Last Updated: March 2026
This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, which cookies this page uses, and how you can control them. It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.
1. What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website. They allow the site to recognise your device on return visits, remember your preferences, and understand how you interact with the page. Some cookies are set by us directly; others are set by third-party services we use.
2. Cookies We Use
Essential cookies — These are necessary for the page to function and cannot be switched off. They include cookies that remember your cookie consent choice. Without these, parts of the page may not work correctly. No consent is required for essential cookies.
Preference cookies — These remember choices you make, such as your consent status. They are retained for up to 12 months.
Analytics cookies — If you consent, anonymous data about how you use this page may be collected to help us understand visitor behaviour and improve the page. No personally identifiable information is collected via analytics cookies.
3. Third-Party Cookies
Kit (ConvertKit) — When you submit the registration form, Kit may set a cookie or tracking pixel to confirm form submission and manage your subscription preferences. This operates under Kit's own cookie and privacy policy (kit.com/privacy).
Google Fonts — This page loads fonts from Google's servers. Google may set cookies or collect your IP address as part of this request. This operates under Google's privacy policy (policies.google.com/privacy).
Netlify — Our hosting provider may set technical cookies for security and operational purposes. These operate under Netlify's cookie policy (netlify.com/privacy).
4. Your Choices
You can accept or decline non-essential cookies using the banner shown when you first visit this page. You can also clear cookies at any time via your browser settings — most browsers allow you to refuse or delete cookies. Please note that disabling essential cookies may affect the functionality of this page.
For more information on managing cookies in your browser, visit allaboutcookies.org.
5. No Advertising Cookies
We do not use advertising, retargeting, or behavioural tracking cookies. We do not share cookie data with advertisers.
6. Updates
We may update this Cookie Policy as our technology or legal obligations change. The date at the top of this document reflects the most recent revision.
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