Money that
can't be stolen.
Not by hackers. Not by quantum computers. Not by losing your phone. BitLooper is a fixed-supply currency with theft protection, recovery and inheritance built into the network itself, and it costs almost nothing to send.
Built for the day quantum computers arrive.
A large enough quantum computer can forge the signatures that protect Bitcoin and almost every other coin. BitLooper never used them. It runs entirely on NIST's post-quantum standards.
- ML-DSA (FIPS 204) signs every everyday payment.
- SLH-DSA (FIPS 205), built only on hash functions, guards cold storage and cancel keys.
- No elliptic curves in the protocol, so there is nothing to harvest today and break later. (The optional Bitcoin and Ethereum legs of an atomic swap use those chains' own ECDSA signatures.)
| Scheme | Quantum-safe | Used by |
|---|---|---|
| ECDSA / Schnorr | No | Bitcoin |
| Ed25519 | No | Most fast chains |
| ML-DSA | Yes | BitLooper |
| SLH-DSA | Yes | BitLooper |
If your phone is stolen, your money isn't.
Every node enforces these rules. No company can switch them off, and no company holds your coins.
Vault
Anything above your daily limit waits, and an offline cancel key can stop it. A thief gets at most the limit.
Guardian recovery
Lost your phone? Two trusted guardians restore your account: same address, same balance.
Inheritance
Name your heirs. If you're gone, your coins reach your family, not a lost drawer.
Free to send
Shops and apps can pay the network fee for their customers with one extra signature.
No one can ever print more.
Every node checks one rule at every block: coins in circulation plus the unissued reserve always equal 100 million. No vote, company or foundation can change it.
A fixed supply protects against debasement. It does not guarantee the price will rise.
No presale. No insiders. No off switch.
No token sale
Coins come only from validator rewards, an airdrop to people who helped build the testnet, and a small foundation fund that vests in public. Nobody bought in early.
No admin keys
No pause switch, no freeze function, no security council. That power doesn't exist in the code.
Verify, don't trust
Every full node re-checks every rule. However many validators sign an invalid block, honest nodes reject it.
Four steps to your first BitLooper.
Run the network.
Own the future of money.
Anyone can run a full node on an ordinary computer. Validators earn new coins for every block they sign.