BOS is the token of the BitcoinOS ecosystem. BitcoinOS is designed to enable applications and connected chains to perform computation outside the Bitcoin chain, prove execution results using zero-knowledge proofs, and settle the results to Bitcoin; BOS token mechanisms are connected to these computation services and incentives for their participants.

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Q: What role does BOS play in the ecosystem?

BOS is used to incentivize participants that provide services for BitcoinOS. The official materials list work including generating zero-knowledge proofs, monitoring integrity, and providing verification services: service providers receive BOS after completing the relevant work, enabling off-chain computation results to be proven and used by Bitcoin's settlement mechanism.

Q: How are BOS supply and allocation arranged?

BOS has a total supply of 21 billion tokens, with a total emission period of 12 years listed officially. Allocation is 35% to founding entities, 32% to the ecosystem, and 33% to user sales. Among these, the founding entity portion uses 4-year and 5-year vesting arrangements (including 10% allocated to Sovryn); the ecosystem portion may vest for up to 12 years and is used under declining emissions for validators, SLAM node operators, merged miners, partner projects, market making, and other purposes.

Q: What is BOS's buyback-and-burn mechanism?

BOS's buyback-and-burn mechanism connects network computation revenue with token circulating supply. According to the official description, applications and connected chains using BitcoinOS pay BTC for computation and verification; the corresponding BTC revenue is used to buy BOS on the market, and the purchased BOS is permanently burned. Therefore, when the mechanism is actually executed, revenue from computation services is the funding source for buybacks, while burns reduce circulating BOS; network usage, revenue, and execution all affect the outcome.

Q: Why should the network be confirmed when transferring BOS?

Before transferring BOS, first confirm the token standard and the recipient's support. The official materials list Charms, ERC-20, and Cardano CNT as standards, and provide official addresses or a Policy ID for Ethereum ERC-20, BSC Chain, and Cardano CNT respectively. Similar address formats do not mean assets are interoperable; the sending network, the standard supported by the receiving platform, and the destination address must match, otherwise assets may not be credited as expected.

Rank 7065

$0.00001490

+$0.00000067(+4.78%)

Market Cap

$13.44K

24h High

$0.00001599

24h Low

$0.00001399

24h Turnover

$2.93K

Total Supply

21.00B

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Price of BOS (BOS) Today in USD

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The live price of BitcoinOS (BOS) today is $0.00001490, with a 24h change of +4.78%. Over the same period, the low was $0.00001399, the high was $0.00001599, and the 24h trading volume was $2.93K. The current market cap is approximately $13.44K. It ranks #7065 by market cap and accounts for 0.00% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $0.01430000 (⁦2025-10-29⁩); the current price is -99.90% from the all-time high.

BOS (BOS) Price History

7 Days
-11.88%
Low
$0.00001342
High
$0.00001691
30 Days
-35.41%
Low
$0.00001290
High
$0.00003242
90 Days
-59.56%
Low
$0.00001290
High
$0.00004980
1 Year
-99.72%
Low
$0.00000110
High
$0.00849500

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Yesterday: 29; Fear
Last Week: 26; Fear
Last Month: 61; Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 32/100, in the Fear zone; change from yesterday: +3, from last week: +6, and from last month: -29. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did BOS (BOS) Rise in the Last 24 Hours?

BitcoinOS (BOS) has a shallow order book: combined bid and ask depth across the top five levels was about 7.8 million units, equivalent to roughly $120 at the prices then prevailing. The bid-to-ask depth ratio was 1.07, broadly balanced, but the largest bid and ask made up about 61.4% and 56.3% of their respective top-five sides, indicating concentrated orders that could leave the price susceptible to a single sizeable trade. An FDV of about $294,000 also means limited funds may amplify volatility. Technical indicators on 2026-11-09 showed bullish moving averages on shorter timeframes, bearish moving averages on the 4-hour timeframe, and a neutral daily reading. RSI was neutral across timeframes; the 1-hour ADX was 35.56 versus 14.97 on the 4-hour chart, so short-term momentum lacked confirmation from longer timeframes. Technical buying and shallow liquidity may both have affected volatility, but these conditions do not establish a specific catalyst.

About BOS (BOS)

BitcoinOS (BOS) is the first platform enabling programmability on Bitcoin without modifying its base protocol. Through zero-knowledge proof technology, BOS unlocks smart contracts, DeFi applications, and cross-chain interoperability—all secured by Bitcoin's unmatched network security. The initial use case focuses on institutional Bitcoin, with nearly $1 billion in BTC TVL already subscribed. BOS will launch first on Cardano before expanding to EVM and SVM ecosystems. The BOS token features a buy-and-burn mechanism that activates once the platform reaches maturity.

Use Cases and Features

BitcoinOS is infrastructure for programmable computation on Bitcoin. It combines zero-knowledge proofs, MPC (multi-party computation), and trusted execution environments to perform some computation off-chain and then settle verifiable results on Bitcoin. BOS incentivizes network participants that generate proofs, monitor system integrity, and provide verification services; it is not Bitcoin itself.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

BOS has a total supply of 21 billion tokens, scheduled to be emitted over 12 years. Of the allocation, 35% goes to founding entities with 4- to 5-year vesting; 32% is for the ecosystem and may be released gradually over up to 12 years; and 33% is for user sales. BitcoinOS is also designed to use BTC revenue from computing services to buy BOS on the market and burn it; the actual effect depends on network usage.

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Frequently Asked Questions About BOS (BOS)

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