What Is Billions Network (BILL)? The ZK Identity Token, Tokenomics and Outlook

By: WEEX|2026-08-20 01:30:42

BILL is the token of Billions Network, a decentralized-identity project that uses zero-knowledge proofs to let a person prove they are a real human without revealing who they are, and extends the same idea to AI agents. The token launched on 4 May 2026 and trades on WEEX in both perpetual futures and spot. Instead of a price forecast, this page collects the things the token's future actually depends on: the project, the tokenomics, the vesting schedule and the events that have moved the price so far.

What Billions Network is (the short version)

  • Project: Billions Network — an identity and reputation network for humans and AI agents. The official site's line is "prove you're real without revealing who you are."
  • Lineage: the former Polygon ID team, renamed Privado ID and then Billions after becoming independent from Polygon Labs in June 2024. The stack is built on the open-source Circom framework and Privado ID infrastructure.
  • Founders (per public sources): Evin McMullen (founder of Disco.xyz), David Schwartz (former Polygon CTO) and CTO Oleksandr Brezhniev.
  • Products: one-scan mobile proof of humanity, "Know Your Agent" identity for AI agents, three-tier Official Profiles (Basic / Verified / Premium), an official wallet and staking.
  • Backers: a $30M raise disclosed in mid-2025 with Coinbase Ventures, Polychain Capital and Polygon Labs.

At the time of writing the official site displays more than 2.5 million verified users and lists large partners (Base, Near, HSBC, Telefónica and others) as "trusted by". These are the project's own claims and are quoted here as such, not as independently verified facts.

BILL tokenomics: the numbers that matter

ItemValue
Total / max supply10 billion BILL (fixed, zero inflation)
Circulating at TGEabout 24.3% (~2.4 billion tokens)
Circulating supply (CoinGecko, 20 Aug 2026)about 2.43 billion BILL
Community40% — about 6.3% unlocked at TGE, the rest over 4 years with front-loaded emissions
Foundation32% — half unlocked at TGE, the other half locked until year 2, then linear to year 4
Contributors (team and builders)20% — one-year cliff, then linear to year 4
Investors6% — 12-month cliff, four-year vesting

The table is sourced from exchange education pages (Bitunix and Bitget) that republish the official tokenomics; no dated unlock schedule is yet listed on the unlock trackers, so no specific "next unlock" can be stated. Reading the terms, the one-year cliff on the team and investor tranches falls around May 2027 given the May 2026 TGE — that is a reading of the table, not an announced event.

Listing and where BILL trades

The token generation event on 4 May 2026 was a coordinated multi-exchange debut; Binance Alpha, KuCoin and Bybit are named as day-one venues across sources, and CoinGecko today shows Coinbase, Bitget, Bybit and KuCoin as the main markets. On WEEX, Billions Network trades as a BILL/USDT perpetual futures pair and on the BILL/USDT spot market (both confirmed on 20 August 2026 through WEEX's public API). Leveraged futures amplify losses as well as gains; spot or low leverage is the more sensible starting point for a newcomer. Charts and market data are on the BILL price page and the Billions Network price analysis page.

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What the BILL price has done so far (attributed)

  • All-time high: $0.2335 on 15 May 2026 per CoinGecko — eleven days after launch.
  • All-time low: $0.01888 on 19 August 2026 per CoinGecko — the day before this article was written. In other words BILL was trading at its lowest level ever at publication, roughly 89% below the peak (CoinMarketCap's estimate).
  • Price on the writing date: about $0.019 (CoinGecko and ArzDigital, 20 August 2026), market cap roughly $46–47 million.

The most-cited reason for post-launch weakness is the presale episode: participants in the August 2025 presale were to receive 75% of their tokens at TGE, but days before launch this became a choice between a refund and a 6–12 month lockup, and some of the community called it a scam. Kaito's CEO attributed the change to exchange feedback, and community-round participants were offered a full refund with a 5% bonus among their options. Separately, on-chain investigator ZachXBT flagged potentially inflated metrics and AI spam in Kaito-linked campaigns; that is an allegation and should be read as one.

The outlook for BILL: what to watch

Nobody knows the BILL price and this page does not forecast one. The list below is what can demonstrably change supply or demand for the token:

  1. Unlock timing: the front-loaded 40% community allocation over four years, the one-year cliffs on the team and investor tranches, and the second half of the foundation's allocation locked until year two. Circulating supply will keep rising for a long time — a structural fact from the tokenomics table, not a prediction.
  2. The verified-user counter on the homepage (over 2.5 million at writing) is the only adoption metric the project publishes itself, and it can be checked at any time.
  3. The three-phase roadmap (Human and AI Internet → Reputation Layer → Global Trust Economy), published without dates; whichever phase actually ships is news.
  4. Partnerships: Billions as Sentient's official identity and reputation partner, and the continuing official staking programme.
  5. Real demand for verification: if the enterprise names on the site turn into provable usage, the token's story changes; until then the partner list is marketing.

Risks to know before trading

  • A record of last-minute presale term changes and the public accusations that followed.
  • The inflated-metrics allegation (ZachXBT) — unconfirmed, but on record.
  • A circulating supply that, per the schedule, rises for years.
  • The v5 whitepaper exists but its risk-disclosure section has not been reviewed in public sources; this page deliberately makes no "the project itself warns that…" statement.
  • A token at its all-time low can look "cheap" and still print a new low; an all-time low is a statistic, not a buy signal.

Frequently asked questions

Which chains is Billions Network on?

Per CoinGecko, BILL has contracts on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Mantle and Solana; match the network carefully with your exchange when depositing or withdrawing.

Is the outlook for BILL positive?

The honest answer is that it depends on whether the project turns ZK identity into durable demand. So far it has major backers, an experienced team and live products; against that, a contentious presale, rising supply and a price at its all-time low. This page offers no price forecast.

Where can I buy Billions Network?

On WEEX both the BILL futures and the BILL/USDT spot market are live; elsewhere, CoinGecko lists Coinbase, Bitget, Bybit and KuCoin as the main markets.

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This article is for information only and is not investment advice. All prices and figures carry a date and a source and may have changed. Leveraged futures trading is high-risk and can result in the loss of your entire capital.

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