Bitcoin Volatility Drops Below 99 Nasdaq 100 Companies, Boosts $HYPER

Bitcoin's volatility has decreased significantly, now lower than 99 of the top 100 companies in the Nasdaq 100 index. This marks a shift from its earlier reputation for wild price swings.

Data from CEX.io indicates Bitcoin's realized volatility is currently more stable than major tech companies like Apple and Microsoft.
Increased market cap and liquidity have contributed to this stability, preventing dramatic price changes from single transactions.
Despite reduced volatility, Bitcoin continues to outperform most major tech stocks in returns, only outpaced by Alphabet among the 'Magnificent Seven'.

Bitcoin volatility vs Nasdaq top 100.

Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) Development

Bitcoin Hyper is a Layer-2 solution designed to enhance Bitcoin's transaction speed and reduce fees.
Utilizes the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) for fast, cost-effective transactions without replacing Bitcoin's core functions.
$HYPER, the network's native token, supports gas fees and governance, with a significant presale success raising over $16.8M.

Bitcoin Layer 2 explanation.

This development aims to combine Bitcoin's security with Solana's speed, potentially transforming it into a more versatile asset for DeFi applications.