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In 2010, Bitcoin was worth a few cents. One year later, it hit $20. In six years, it was $17,000, and now it’s sitting at over $110K, after hitting an ATH of $123K in July.
Historically, if you’d invested in Bitcoin at launch, you’d have an ROI of 188,643,000%. The likes of Mastercard, JP Morgan, and scores of S&P 500 companies are buying Bitcoin in droves. There’s never been anything like Bitcoin before, and investors are waking up to that reality.
However, Bitcoin is getting old for modern standards. No dApps, no smart contracts, and almost non-existent DeFi scalability. It needs an upgrade. And that’s what Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is here to do with Layer-2 technology.
The L2 will run on a Canonical Bridge, combined with the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), for native compatibility with Solana. You’ll be able to build token programs, LP logic, oracles, games, NFT infrastructure, DAOs, and much more. All without reinventing the wheel.
To engage with the L2, you’ll deposit $BTC to a designated address monitored by the Canonical Bridge. The Relay Program verifies the details, and then mints an equivalent number of wrapped $BTC on the L2. You can also withdraw your original $BTC at any time.
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Even though Bitcoin created a new all-time high of $125,686 on Sunday, its daily candle failed to close above the previous all-time high of $124,500, prompting many to question whether this was a genuine breakout or just a liquidity sweep and fake-out.
One of the biggest reasons it doesn’t appear to be a fake-out is that Bitcoin is still in the green today, holding the breakout.
Usually, in a fake-out, the snap-back is quite rapid and immediate, which hasn’t been the case this time. This suggests Bitcoin is indeed attempting to push into uncharted territory.
Also, we should remember that Bitcoin has rallied over 15.50% in less than two weeks, barely giving a single red day in the process.
This means the token is now in overbought territory, and a pullback is likely. In fact, it would be ideal if Bitcoin retraced slightly to around the $118K level before continuing its upward run.
Despite the recent rally, Bitcoin still hasn’t reached its potential price target of $137K – a level derived by measuring the width of the descending triangle it recently broke out of and projecting it from the breakout point near $115K.
So, a short pause or minor correction might be in order before Bitcoin confidently establishes a new all-time high and charges toward that $137K target.
October 6, 2025 • 11:00 UTC
‘Debasement trade’ has been the market’s buzzword as of late, with currencies like the USD losing value, leading investors to shore up assets like gold and Bitcoin to benefit from that loss in value.
The project aims to develop a Layer 2 network that will make transactions on the Bitcoin ecosystem faster and cheaper. In addition, it will allow $BTC to be used for various applications, such as staking, trading, and interacting with dApps—things that aren’t possible in the base Bitcoin blockchain.
October 6, 2025 • 10:00 UTC
This is one of the most significant inflows on record, signalling renewed institutional demand and growing retail confidence in $BTC. To add to the narrative, the recent tax clarifications in early October have further eased corporate entry into crypto, fueling long-term accumulation.
October 6, 2025 • 10:00 UTC
If expert predictions are accurate, we should expect another bull run on the back of all these factors. As the Bitcoin is becoming ‘the debasement trade’ due to a predicted USD weakening, so is the crypto market becoming the go-to response for inflation hedging and economic uncertainty.
