The crypto market is choppy, but one project is charging ahead – and with no signs of slowing.
But the undisputed crypto giant has failed to keep pace with changing market demands.
And unlike Ethereum or Solana, Bitcoin doesn’t have reliable support for smart contracts, NFTs, DeFi, or gaming. Most developers take their projects to other blockchains to avoid piecing together clunky fixes.
As a result, Bitcoin has mainly remained a store of value, or ‘digital gold,’ while the rest of Web3 has evolved around it. Locked into its original framework, Bitcoin has lagged behind the boom in DeFi, meme coins, and institutional-scale systems.
Institutional buyers continue to treat every crypto dip as an entry point, with industry experts calling the market structure extremely bullish.
‘We must choose whether to embrace the change and help shape a framework that will be reliable and durable – ensuring safety and soundness and incorporating the benefits of both efficiency and speed – or to stand still and allow new technology to bypass the traditional banking system altogether. From a regulator’s perspective, the choice is clear.’
— Michelle Bowman, Fed Vice Chair for Supervision
Bitcoin enjoys unmatched demand and support in 2025, and even with the usual pullbacks, signs point to another parabolic run ahead.
Yet, its technical foundation remains outdated. Bitcoin risks being left behind as a passive asset, while blockchain innovation flows elsewhere if it doesn’t upgrade.
Once there, Bitcoin becomes fast and cheap, and developers can finally launch DeFi apps, NFT markets, meme tokens, and other dApps directly on Bitcoin’s security layer.
Users will be able to use their wrapped $BTC across the entire ecosystem and withdraw back to Bitcoin’s Layer-1 at any time.
The $HYPER presale is structured in stages, with token prices increasing incrementally as each round sells out. It started at just $0.0115 and will close at $0.012975, locking in an early-buyer advantage of 12% even ahead of listings.
The mechanism adapts as the pool grows, rewarding those who joined early with higher APYs. And 534M+ $HYPER tokens are already locked in the pool.
Bitcoin Hyper’s live devnet and visible tech progress put it ahead of new cryptocurrencies that are still just promises.
Developers can already use standard Solana command line interface tools, including program deploy, call, logs, and config. It allows builders to launch dApps directly on Bitcoin without bridges or federated multisigs, while still benefiting from speedy execution.
Clearly, Bitcoin Hyper is not just a theoretical upgrade, unlike many Layer-2 promises that came before. Step by step, the project will turn Bitcoin from a static store of value into a programmable platform.
Bitcoin is holding firm in a bullish structure, with institutions scooping up every dip and analysts eyeing even bigger gains ahead.
Against that backdrop, the pace of the $HYPER presale suggests investors are eager to diversify into low-cap tokens that stand to benefit from Bitcoin’s growth more than $BTC itself.
But as always, do your own research before investing in crypto. This is not financial advice.
