Bitcoin 136S JMFC136-1 Corrida – 136-shot compound with 25 mm calibre
Bitcoin 136S JMFC136-1 by Corrida Fireworks is a large 136-shot compound firework using a 25 mm calibre. The product contains as much as 1792 g NEC and is classified as CE category F2, making it one of the larger complete show constructions in the Corrida range.
Bitcoin is designed for fireworks enthusiasts who prefer one complete, extended show instead of combining several separate batteries. The high shot count allows for a longer, multi-stage sequence from a single large construction.
The model forms part of the Corrida Fireworks collection, which includes both classic firework batteries and large compounds for more elaborate displays.
Bitcoin Corrida – key specifications
| Brand | Corrida Fireworks |
| Model | Bitcoin JMFC136-1 |
| Type | compound firework |
| Number of shots | 136 |
| Calibre | 25 mm |
| NEC | 1792 g |
| Category | F2 |
| Model code | JMFC1361 / JMFC136-1 |
| Manufacturer code | 6920829000088 |
136 shots – an extended display in one construction
One of Bitcoin’s most important features is its high count of 136 shots. This is considerably more than typical compact batteries with 20, 25, 36 or 49 shots.
As a result, Bitcoin can serve as one of the main elements of a larger display or as a complete solution for customers who want a longer sequence without firing several individual batteries one after another.
When choosing a large compound, however, shot count should not be the only factor. It is also worth comparing calibre, NEC, show structure, firing pace and the full product video.
Compound instead of several separate batteries
Bitcoin Corrida is a compound, meaning that several firework sections are factory-connected into one larger construction.
This is especially useful for customers who want an extended fireworks show without having to choose and combine multiple individual batteries themselves.
For similar products, see our compound fireworks category and the PiroHiT compound fireworks ranking 2026.
25 mm calibre and 1792 g NEC
Bitcoin uses a 25 mm calibre, a popular format in larger multi-shot fireworks constructions. This allows a high number of shots to be combined with a longer and more varied show structure.
Another key specification is the substantial 1792 g NEC. Combined with 136 shots, this gives Bitcoin strong technical parameters for an F2 compound.
The key figures are:
- 136 shots,
- 25 mm calibre,
- 1792 g NEC,
- F2 category,
- compound construction.
NEC alone does not determine the character of the show. It is always worth watching the product video to assess firing pace, individual stages and the overall structure of the sequence.
Bitcoin within the Corrida Fireworks collection
Bitcoin belongs to the first Corrida Fireworks collection at PiroHiT, which includes both compact batteries and much larger compounds.
The model stands out primarily through the combination of 136 shots, 25 mm calibre and 1792 g NEC. For this reason, it is best compared with other large multi-shot constructions rather than ordinary single batteries.
Bitcoin or Space Frenzy 128S?
If you are looking for a larger Corrida product in 25 mm, Space Frenzy 128S 25 mm is an interesting comparison.
Both models belong to the larger multi-shot products in the Corrida range. When comparing them, look not only at shot count but also at NEC, duration, construction type and the complete product video.
Bitcoin or Sunset NAW 100S?
Another alternative is Sunset NAW 100S 25 mm.
Bitcoin offers a higher number of shots at 136, making it attractive for customers looking for a longer and more extensive sequence. The real differences between the products are best assessed through full product videos.
Bitcoin or larger Corrida compounds?
For customers looking for even larger constructions, Corrida also offers models with more than 200 shots, including Forbidden Zone 288S, China World 259S and Final Show 300S.
Bitcoin sits between large classic batteries and the biggest Corrida constructions, offering 136 shots and almost 1.8 kg NEC.
Bitcoin Corrida for New Year’s Eve and larger fireworks displays
Bitcoin can be an interesting choice as one of the main elements of a larger private fireworks display.
The model can be considered for:
- New Year’s Eve and New Year celebrations,
- birthdays and anniversaries,
- weddings,
- larger family celebrations,
- outdoor events.
Depending on the scale of the planned show, Bitcoin can be used on its own or as part of a larger sequence with smaller batteries at the beginning and an even bigger product for the finale.
PiroHiT expert tip
Do not compare compounds with more than 100 shots only by their shot count. Bitcoin combines 136 shots, 25 mm calibre and 1792 g NEC.
Two compounds with a similar number of shots can look completely different because of differences in firing pace, section layout, firing directions and finale design.
For this reason, it is best to watch the entire product video from beginning to end before choosing Bitcoin. With large compounds, the flow of the complete show is often more important than any single effect.
FAQ – Bitcoin 136S JMFC136-1 Corrida
How many shots does Bitcoin Corrida have?
Bitcoin has 136 shots.
What calibre is Bitcoin 136S?
Bitcoin uses a 25 mm calibre.
How much NEC does Bitcoin Corrida contain?
The product contains 1792 g NEC.
What category is Bitcoin JMFC136-1?
Bitcoin is classified as CE category F2.
Is Bitcoin Corrida a compound?
Yes. Bitcoin 136S JMFC136-1 is a compound with several factory-connected sections that together create one longer fireworks show.
Is 136 shots a lot?
Yes. 136 shots is significantly more than most classic individual firework batteries and allows for a longer, multi-stage sequence.
Where can I find other Corrida Fireworks compounds?
See the full current collection on the Corrida Fireworks at PiroHiT page.
How do I choose a compound firework?
Compare shot count, calibre, NEC, duration and, above all, the complete product video. You can also check the PiroHiT compound fireworks ranking 2026.
Safety: use the product strictly according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Place the compound securely on a flat, stable surface and maintain all required safety distances.
