As Bitcoin falls below $100,000 and market fear rises, investor attention is shifting toward Bitcoin Layer-2 infrastructure. Bitcoin Hyper, built with an SVM-based architecture, canonical bridge, and ZK-secured rollup model, has raised over $27.8 million in presale funding.
Bitcoin Hyper has reportedly raised over $27.8 million in presale funding as investors rotate toward Bitcoin infrastructure plays amid market volatility. The project is pitching an SVM-based Bitcoin Layer-2 with a canonical bridge and ZK-secured rollup design.
Bitcoin’s drop below $100,000 has shifted investor focus toward infrastructure plays. Bitcoin Hyper, a Bitcoin Layer-2 using SVM, a canonical bridge, and ZK rollup design, has raised over $27.8 million in presale funding amid growing interest in Bitcoin scaling.
OAK Research reports that Layer 1 and Layer 2 tokens suffered steep declines in 2025 due to stagnant user growth and revenue concentration in stablecoin issuers. Solana lost 60% of active users while BNB Chain tripled. Developer activity remains resilient, but capital flows to revenue-generating protocols, leaving generic infrastructure tokens under pressure.
OAK Research's report reveals major Layer 1 tokens dropped sharply in 2025, with monthly active users falling 25% and revenues concentrated in stablecoin issuers. Solana lost 60% of users while BNB Chain tripled. Developer activity remained strong, but generic infrastructure tokens face continued pressure into 2026.
Ledger has integrated Alchemy Pay's fiat-crypto on- and off-ramp solution into Ledger Live, enabling users in 173 countries to buy/sell crypto with 50+ fiat currencies via credit cards, bank transfers, and mobile wallets. The move lowers entry barriers and strengthens Ledger's ecosystem.
Hardware wallet maker Ledger has integrated Alchemy Pay's fiat-to-crypto payment solution into its Ledger Live app. The move enables users in 173 countries to buy crypto using credit cards, bank transfers, and mobile wallets, boosting accessibility.
Ledger has integrated Alchemy Pay's on- and off-ramp solution into its Ledger Live app, enabling users in 173 countries to buy/sell crypto with over 50 fiat currencies via credit cards, bank transfers, and mobile wallets. The move lowers barriers for mainstream adoption.
