With the end of 2025 fast approaching, digital asset prices have mostly been treading water as bulls hope for a \u201cSanta Rally\u201d to rescue the crypto space from even more precipitous dips. In the Layer 2 niche, things look fairly bright, with projects like Arbitrum, Mantle, and Polygon all seeing increased on-chain activity. Bitcoin\u2019s Lightning Network also hit record capacity this week, driven by growing adoption \u2013 and Ripple has extended its RLUSD stablecoin to Ethereum Layer 2s for quicker, cheaper transfers.<\/p>\n
Even with some volatility, the sector\u2019s push toward scalability keeps drawing capital, and crypto presales are benefiting from fresh interest in innovative scaling tech that promises real utility without restrictions. For instance, Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER)<\/a>, a new Bitcoin Layer 2, has already racked up nearly $30 million via its token sale campaign, with top analysts predicting 100x moves for HYPER \u2013 making it one of the best crypto presales for 2026.<\/p>\n This publication is sponsored. CryptoDnes does not endorse and is not responsible for the content, accuracy, quality, advertising, products or other materials on this page.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Bitcoin Hyper is planning to become the fastest-ever Layer 2 network for Bitcoin. It\u2019s also aiming to fix longstanding BTC pain points like sluggish speeds and steep fees \u2013 enabling users to stake their coins, dive into DeFi, and run dApps that will be secured on Bitcoin\u2019s main chain. The project will harness the high-throughput Solana Virtual Machine (SVM)<\/a> for swift executions, while a non-custodial canonical bridge handles BTC transfers between layers without trusting third parties.<\/p>\n
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\nBitcoin Hyper Project Gains From Layer 2 Presale Surge<\/h2>\n