Exchange Bitrise Token (BRISE)

Bitgert is an engineering product that specializes in blockchain products and auditing solutions. It was initially built on the Binance Smart Chain and used the native token of the network to pay the rewards. The ambition of the project is to become a global payment system. The main use cases for the ecosystem are token staking and payment of minuscule gas fees. 

The project was launched in July 2021 under the name Bitrise, though its main development is the native BRC20 blockchain that offers significantly lower transaction fees and much faster transaction processing speed. The supported blockchain transaction throughput is 100000. Basically, Bitgert is an alternative to decentralized exchange platforms like Pancakeswap. With the Brise dApp wallet users can easily access the ecosystem, securely sending, receiving, storing, and exchanging various crypto assets. In December 2021 the project was renamed to Bitgert, though the change didn’t affect the token or its ticker, and the transaction was still carried on the Binance Smart Chain. 

The project was launched by a team of anonymous developers who claim to unveil their real identities “when the right time comes”, though no deadline was set for it. Expectedly it will be done when doxxing the team can benefit the project. For example, it can help to build trust to the project and generate more interest from the investors. The team also shared the intention to become a legal entity, supposedly in the Cayman Islands. The gossip claims that the team uses AI software to fake their identities. 

Brise blockchain also supports smart contract functionality with all the smart contracts featuring the buyback mechanism. It is meant to support the stability of the BRISE token price. 

The blockchain utilizes a proof-of-authority consensus mechanism for it’s security. The latest ecosystem audit was released in August 2021. Though it became obvious that the audit was conducted by the team itself, and thus can’t be 100% reliable. Another concern about the project is the fact that it still uses Binance Smart Chain for most of the operations on the network, including staking and token swaps. 

Besides, Bitgert offers other crypto projects, including Audit Solutions with Leaderboard Support, Brise dApp Wallet, BRISE staking, BRISE swap, and Bitgert Bridge. Through the Drise dApp wallet, Bitgert can be used as a peer-to-peer transaction service. 

Bitgert chain is an EVM-compatible blockchain that offers low transaction fees. BRISE dApp wallet supports BEP20, ERC20, and BRC20 token standards, allowing users to perform cross-chain transactions in a secure environment. Bitgert also shares 4% of the transaction fees with investors, proportionally to their staking amount. Brise Wallet, the native wallet developed by the Britgert team was fully transitioned to the Nabox wallet in November 2022. 

One of the platform’s key offerings is Bitgert Startup Studio, an initiative that aims to help promising blockchain startups raise investors’ capital with the use of smart contract-driven token sales. The project also works on developing a token-bridging system. 

BRISE is the native token of the Bitgert crypto project. The users can stake it to secure the network and earn staking rewards. 5% of the transaction fee is dedicated to the buyback, 3% goes to marketing, and 4% is allocated to the staking rewards. The buyback mechanism makes the token deflationary. 

The total supply of the BRISE tokens is 1 quadrillion. All the tokens were minted at the blockchain launch. 50% of the tokens were allocated to the initial burn, 38% to the Liquidity, 7% to future development and marketing, and 5% are sent to the Development team. 

Average Fees on the Brise Network

Users of the Britgert platform are paying a gas fee of just $0.0000000000001 per transaction.

Brise Token Wallets 

BRISE token is supported by numerous decentralized exchanges and wallets, including PancakeSwap, MEXC, Hotbit, Nabox, MetaMask, TokenPocket, Assure Wallet, Math Wallet, SafePal, Guarda Wallet, ABC Wallet, etc.