BitRobot 

What is the BitRobot network?

BitRobot is a crypto-incentivized research network for Embodied AI and robotics, built on Solana and co-developed by FrodoBots Lab with Protocol Labs. Launched in February 2025, BitRobot bills itself the world's open robotics lab: a network of subnets, each running focused missions with real robots in real environments. The BitRobot whitepaper was co-authored by Juan Benet of Protocol Labs alongside Michael Cho and Jonathan Victor. Community coverage describes BitRobot as a Bittensor-style model applied to robotics research.

Does BitRobot have a token?

No. BitRobot has no token, no ticker and no on-chain contract; the team confirms no token is live. In place of a token, BitRobot runs Bolts, a non-transferable off-chain rewards program. The February 2025 whitepaper announced coverage of tokenomics concepts, but no allocation, emission schedule or supply figure has been published. DropsTab lists no supply figures for BitRobot.

Can I invest in BitRobot before the token?

No public investment route exists today. BitRobot has no token, so there is no public sale, no listed asset and nothing to buy on exchanges. DropsTab classifies BitRobot as an infrastructure project and records it as not yet trading. Backing is limited to private venture investors. Any future token would carry allocation and unlock risks that cannot be assessed until BitRobot publishes a supply design.

Who backed BitRobot and how much did BitRobot raise?

BitRobot raised a $6 million seed round on February 14, 2025, led by Protocol VC, per DropsTab fundraising data. Aggregate funding stands at $8 million. Participants include Fabric Ventures, Sfermion, Solana Ventures, Zee Prime Capital, Big Brain Holdings, Tioga Capital Partners, Virtuals Protocol and Nim Network. Angel investors include Solana Labs co-founders Anatoly Yakovenko and Raj Gokal. DropsTab shows an auto-computed $60 million pre-round valuation that the BitRobot team has not confirmed.

How does BitRobot's investor list signal project maturity?

The backer list ties BitRobot directly to the Solana and DePIN ecosystems. Solana Ventures backs core Solana infrastructure, and the angel group includes founders of DePIN projects such as Aethir and Gensyn. Protocol VC's lead role connects BitRobot to Protocol Labs, the project's co-developer. No single disclosed backer holds a dominant stake, and the pre-token cap table is not public, so ownership concentration cannot be fully assessed.

What are BitRobot Bolts points?

BitRobot Bolts are non-transferable off-chain points earned for contributions to the network. The program launched in August 2026 through the BitRobot Bolts App, where contributors create a Lab Access ID and accumulate Bolts for tasks such as Axis Alliance work. Bolts campaigns pay dual rewards: subnet points alongside Bolts. A Day 1 Badge claim for early Bolts App signups closed on September 21, 2026.

How can contributors earn rewards on BitRobot?

Per DropsTab data, two participation tracks are active: the TeleArms waitlist, open since January 9, 2026, where contributors help teach robots to move, grab and interact with objects for rewards; and the Ambassador Program, live since February 6, 2026, focused on explaining and expanding open robotics. Both work alongside the Bolts points program, which pays for contributions across subnets.

Has BitRobot run an airdrop?

BitRobot has not run a token airdrop: no token exists and no distribution has occurred. Airdrop-tracker coverage of a BitRobot airdrop refers to speculation around Bolts points. The Fabric Protocol (ROBO) airdrop of February 2026 is an unrelated project with no connection to BitRobot. Bolts remain non-transferable points, and BitRobot has announced no conversion terms for them.