Ethereum achieved a new record of 24,192 transactions per second (TPS), fueled by its Layer 2 scaling solutions. This move demonstrates the potential of faster transactions and user-friendly experiences while highlighting the need for greater throughput in Bitcoin. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s legacy design prioritizes security and decentralization over raw speed, leading to a demand for scalable solutions that deliver near-instantaneous user experiences. Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER), an L2 solution with Solana integration, aims to bridge this gap by pushing transactions through a faster execution layer while maintaining Bitcoin’s secure settlement layer. This approach promises faster transfers and smoother journeys for users in diverse sectors such as DeFi, gaming, and microtransactions. The project has already received strong market traction during its presale, raising $26M+, demonstrating the appeal of an innovative solution that directly tackles the throughput bottleneck plaguing Bitcoin. With Ethereum pushing the boundaries with faster blockchain speeds and a clear path to user-friendly transactions, Bitcoin’s response promises significant changes in the Web3 landscape.