What you need to know:
New Hampshire’s $100 million Bitcoin-backed municipal bond gives $BTC a compliant route into the roughly $140 trillion global bond market. The state’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act allows up to 5% of funds to be in Bitcoin, indicating that the Treasury treats the cryptocurrency as long-term collateral. Bitcoin Hyper aims to provide a fast Bitcoin Layer 2 powered by SVM so that this new collateral can move efficiently across DeFi and institutional rails. With $28 million raised, audited contracts in place, and 41% staking, $HYPER targets utility in Bitcoin’s evolving bond and reserve landscape.
New Hampshire did exactly what Twitter has been meming about cryptocurrencies for years. They took Bitcoin to court and sold it on the bond market.
This mechanism effectively paves the way for digital assets to become a global bond market worth around $140 trillion. As more states, cities, and government agencies copy this strategy, Bitcoin will cease to be just a macro hedge and begin to behave more like high-grade collateral in traditional bonds.
New Hampshire is not acting in isolation either. Earlier this year, the state became the first state to pass the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Act, allowing treasurers to allocate up to 5% of public funds to Bitcoin and other megacap digital assets and keep them in highly regulated custody.
Taken together, the sovereign-style reserve and Bitcoin-backed bond frameworks clearly demonstrate that national-level actors are prepared to use Bitcoin as both a reserve asset and working collateral.
Once Bitcoin is locked into bonds, reserves, and tokenized debt rails, base layer transaction delays and high fees become a major problem. Institutional grade collateral cannot be connected to a creaky payment pipe.
That’s where the Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) presale comes into the conversation.
Bitcoin Hyper builds the rails for a new era of Bitcoin collateral
If Bitcoin is to sit behind municipal bonds and national reserves, the market will need fast, programmable infrastructure that respects Bitcoin’s security guarantees. Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) aims to be in the middle.
The project is building Bitcoin Layer 2, which uses standard bridges and Solana virtual machine technology to move wrapped Bitcoins on a high-throughput chain.
When a user deposits $BTC to a monitored L1 address, the SVM smart contract validates the transaction and the equivalent amount is minted on the hyper network.
Transactions are then settled almost instantly on L2 and periodically converted back into Bitcoin.
On top of its payments layer, Bitcoin Hyper plans to support dApps, DeFi, NFTs, and games via SVM, allowing it to also host more complex products on the same infrastructure that moves Bitcoin collateral.
$HYPER: Potential ROI of new infrastructure for $BTC
It’s hard to ignore the alignment between what New Hampshire is just starting out with and what Bitcoin Hyper is building.
Backed by bonds and held as a strategic reserve, Bitcoin requires more than cold storage. To really move value, you need a high-performance, audited, programmable environment. Bitcoin Hyper is about to occupy that lane while $HYPER is still less than a cent and a half.
The presale has just exceeded $28 million with $HYPER priced at $0.013295, already making this one of the best cryptocurrency presales of 2025.
When it comes to profits, think of an ROI of 548% by 2026 and over 1,802% by 2030.
If the theory is that Bitcoin becomes pure collateral for a portion of that $140 trillion debt mountain, then the fast, secure rails that keep that collateral moving are picks and shovels.
Bitcoin Hyper is positioning itself as one of those rails, so read our guide on how to buy $HYPER before the presale ends. The expected official launch period is from Q4 2025 to Q1 2026.
Visit our presale page and buy $HYPER today.
This is not financial advice. DYOR before investing.
Written by Aaron Walker, NewsBTC: https://www.newsbtc.com/news/new-hampshire-bitcoin-backed-bond-helps-bitcoin-hyper
