PR Desk

New York, September 3, 2026

The developer of the arcade tank NFT game Battle Town has announced the start date for the public token sale of its native token $BTOWN: September 15, 2026. According to the project’s published model, if all rounds of the public sale are fully sold out (100,000,000 $BTOWN), the amount raised could reach $13,516,000, with a minimum funding threshold set at $2,000,000.

About the Project

Battle Town is an arcade tank shooter on WebGL with pixel art, inspired by genre classics. The game and its smart contracts run on the BNB Smart Chain (Binance Smart Chain). The project is currently in the closed beta testing stage: access to the game is granted through a “ticket” system — 1 ticket is awarded for every full $100 of confirmed token purchase, with a minimum of 1 ticket to enter.

Token Sale Structure

The public round is divided into 10 stages with a gradually increasing price: from $0.015 to $0.264 per token. In addition to the public sale, a corporate round of 20,000,000 $BTOWN is planned. The total supply of the BTOWN token is fixed at 300,000,000 and is distributed across 10 pools, including:

• Public presale: 100 million (33.33%)
• Corporate presale: 20 million (6.67%)
• Team (with vesting, 12-month cliff): 20 million (6.67%)
• DEX/CEX liquidity and market making: 30 million (10%)
• Mining/rewards: 80 million (26.67%)

Presale deadline: June 30, 2027

Target closing window: Q2 2027.

NFT Tanks and Game Economy

The game features 10 tiers of NFT tanks with a total supply of 2,046 units. NFT holders are planned to receive a reward pool of 75,680 $BTOWN per official tournament, plus a 1.5% share of fees from community prize tournaments (an additional 3.5% of fees goes to the project treasury). The developers emphasize that these payouts are tournament prize mechanics, not a form of passive income, and are not guaranteed.

Official tournaments are planned to be held roughly once a quarter, with a prize pool of 1,000,000 $BTOWN for the winner and 500,000 $BTOWN each for two randomly selected players who did not reach the final.

Security and Audit

The project’s smart contracts are built on OpenZeppelin libraries (ReentrancyGuard, Pausable, role-based access). The audit and contract verification are being carried out by Finteh (finteh.org); as of now, no audit certificate has been issued. The contract addresses and the exact token standard have not yet been published by the project.

Project Statement

According to the project’s materials, the funds raised in the token sale are expected to be allocated as follows: up to 30% to liquidity and market making, about 25% to game development, 15% to marketing, 10% to operating expenses and the team, 5% to legal support and audit, and 15% to a reserve fund. The project notes that this allocation may be adjusted based on needs.

Contacts

Official project website: https://battletown.com

Whitepaper: https://battletown.com/BATTLETOWN_Whitepaper_EN_FINAL_v3.pdf