Layer 2 meets Layer Speed: Bitcoin Hyper is bringing Solana's turbocharged smart contract engine to Bitcoin
A bold new L2 project called Bitcoin Hyper is reimagining Bitcoin’s scalability by integrating the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) — a move that could redefine how Bitcoin interacts with DeFi, smart contracts, and high-speed transactions.
The project officially dropped its whitepaper on May 8, alongside a presale for its native token HYPER. It promises something big: faster-than-Solana performance on Bitcoin, with a modular architecture designed for speed, security, and composability.
Bitcoin’s base layer is solid but slow. It’s built for security — not speed or smart contracts.
So far, attempts to scale BTC have come via:
Bitcoin Hyper is different. It taps into the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) — known for:
Their version of SVM is reportedly even faster than Solana mainnet — potentially creating a Bitcoin Layer 2 with DeFi-level speed.
To make this hybrid chain work:
This two-way peg lets Bitcoin holders interact with apps on Hyper — without compromising base layer custody.
HYPER is the gas that powers Bitcoin Hyper:
Total supply: 21 billion HYPER. Presale pricing starts at 0.0115, now 0.012125. You can buy with ETH, USDT, BNB, or fiat via Web3Payments.
Early stakers during presale can earn up to 410% APY, with rewards vested over two years. Tokens stay locked for 7 days post-TGE.
Solana’s ecosystem is exploding right now:
With 75% of SOL staked (7% APY), there’s demand for SVM-based projects that tap into this momentum. Bitcoin Hyper could be the first to do it on BTC.
This isn’t just about being fast — it’s about:
If Bitcoin Hyper ships and scales, it might finally bridge Bitcoin’s store-of-value power with Solana’s smart contract speed.
Until then, it’s a high-speed experiment — and crypto loves a good test.
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