Robin Energy Buys Bitcoin as Treasury Asset as WeWake Presale Coins Lead Walletless Crypto

  • Robin Energy invests $5M in Bitcoin as a treasury asset, strengthening its long-term strategy and digital reserve approach.
  • WeWake presale coins fund a gasless Layer 2 blockchain with smart wallets, Paymaster API, and 2026 Mainnet launch plans.
  • WAKE tokenomics allocate 32% to presale coins as WeWake releases its whitepaper and prepares Testnet and ecosystem grants.

Robin Energy has adopted Bitcoin as a primary treasury reserve asset with an initial $5 million allocation from its cash reserves. Robin Energy stated that the purchases will be made using a structured and secure approach through qualified custodians. Meanwhile, WeWake has introduced its presale coins, attracting attention with a walletless and gasless blockchain system designed for fast crypto onboarding.

Robin Energy Allocates $5 Million to Bitcoin

Robin Energy Ltd. confirmed that its board unanimously approved Bitcoin as a strategic treasury asset. The company announced that it would gradually allocate up to 50% of its long-term reserves into Bitcoin through a dollar-cost averaging plan.

Petros Panagiotidis, Chairman and CEO of Robin Energy, said, “We see Bitcoin as a valuable addition for treasury optimization and long-term balance sheet strength.” The company explained that the allocation would not affect operational liquidity or growth strategies.

Robin Energy also stated that it would work with qualified digital asset custodians for secure purchases and storage. This approach is aimed at meeting institutional standards while ensuring compliance with applicable regulations.

WeWake Presale Coins Drive Walletless Blockchain Adoption

WeWake has launched presale coins for its walletless and gasless Layer 2 blockchain, which eliminates traditional onboarding barriers in crypto. Its system allows users to log in through Google or Telegram instead of setting up wallets or managing seed phrases.

The platform integrates ERC-4337 smart contract wallets and a Paymaster system that removes the need for upfront gas fees. WeWake confirmed that the whitepaper is available, outlining its approach to simple and secure crypto onboarding. Developers can also integrate the WeWake SDK for instant access to tokens, swaps, and NFTs.

WeWake’s presale coins are designed to support ecosystem growth by funding development and incentivizing adoption. The project expects strong interest from developers and non-technical users who want a smooth entry into Web3.

Tokenomics and Roadmap of WeWake

The WeWake whitepaper reveals that the total supply of WAKE tokens is 308,726,951. About 32% is allocated for the presale coins, 14% for ecosystem incentives, and 12% for treasury and governance. Other allocations include staking rewards, marketing, liquidity, and a strategic reserve.

The roadmap shows that WeWake will start its product development phase in Q4 2025. It plans to launch a public testnet in Q1 2026 and a mainnet in Q2 2026. These launches will feature walletless login, gasless swaps, and an SDK for developers. By Q3 2026, WeWake aims to list the WAKE token on major exchanges and onboard partners across e-commerce and Web2 platforms.

The presale coins will play a key role in this timeline by supporting early development and network incentives. WeWake also plans a bug bounty campaign, audits, and developer grants before the mainnet launch to strengthen its ecosystem.

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