BSquared Network

BSquared Network, ticker B2, is a project built around Bitcoin, aiming to extend what the Bitcoin network can do by adding a layer on top of it. The project positions itself as infrastructure for developers and users who want access to more complex functionality — such as smart contracts or decentralized applications — while still settling activity in relation to Bitcoin. The specific problem it claims to address is the limited programmability of the base Bitcoin layer.

The stored data does not include a consensus algorithm, block time, or detailed classification for B2, so a precise mechanical description of how the network reaches agreement or finalizes transactions cannot be given from what is recorded here. What is known is that B2 is the network's native token, with a maximum supply of 210,000,000 units and roughly 41,545,875 in circulation at the point-in-time snapshot. Beyond that, the token's specific role inside the protocol — whether it is used for gas, governance, staking, or some combination — is not described in the available data.

The data stored for BSquared Network does not include any fee stream, revenue figures, or information about who pays fees, who receives them, or what the protocol retains. This means that the fee-based measures this site typically presents — such as fee revenue or protocol take rate — cannot be calculated or displayed for B2. At the point-in-time snapshot, 19.78375 percent of the maximum supply of 210,000,000 tokens has been issued, leaving a substantial portion not yet in circulation. The current market capitalisation stands at approximately 33,042,712 USD, based on a price of 0.79559 USD and a circulating supply of 41,545,875 tokens.