Why This October Could Be Bitcoin’s Strongest
Bitcoin’s historic Q4 performance was largely the result of speculative investments, which explains the asset’s anxiety‑inducing volatility chart over the years. The last two years alone would make Stephen King jealous.
This isn’t the case anymore today.
The growing pro‑crypto legislative space, with Trump’s GENIUS Act leading the way, the mass institutional adoption, and the higher market confidence in Bitcoin’s value proposition have forever changed the crypto landscape.
People no longer buy Bitcoin to make a quick profit, but rather treat it as a legitimate investment avenue on similar footing with the real estate industry.
Strategy is the best example in this sense, and the first to kickstart the Bitcoin hoarding trend in 2020, when it purchased its first batch of 21,424 $BTC. Since then, the company acquired 640,031 bitcoins, creating a $73B‑strong reserve, which is still far away from Saylor’s $1T Bitcoin target‑treasury dream.
These factors then explain Bitcoin’s 2025 volatility performance, which has almost flatlined between mid‑June and October.
So, what does this all mean for October’s Bitcoin? There’s only one answer: buy the dip.
Yes, the Fear and Greed Index is 27 points on the Fear scale and yes, Bitcoin dipped to slightly below $104K, deleting over $19B in leveraged positions in just 24 hours, following Trump’s announcement of 100% tariffs on China.
But this isn’t the tragedy some may see it as.
Instead, it’s just an opportunity to buy more. The Bitcoin Libertarian hints at it by saying that, in a few years’ time, we’ll have the same discussion when Bitcoin crashes from $1M to $0.8M.
Jan3 founder, Samson Mow, agrees, with a dry, but suggestive ‘There are still 21 days left in Uptober.’
Seemingly to confirm these predictions, Bitcoin already bounced back, such that it’s now retesting the $112K threshold.
With Bitcoin in full recovery mode, Bitcoin Hyper is also likely to see a massive influx of investors moving deeper into Q4.
How Bitcoin Hyper Promises to Change the Bitcoin Ecosystem
Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is Bitcoin’s Layer 2 tasked with correcting Bitcoin’s most pressing problem: its network performance limitation.
Bitcoin is currently capped at seven transactions per second (TPS), which is directly responsible for the long confirmation times, lack of scalability, and the plague that is the fee‑based priority system.
Hyper aims to solve these issues with the help of tools like Solana Virtual Machine (SMV) and the Canonical Bridge. While SVM is responsible for enabling the ultra‑fast execution of smart contracts and DeFi apps, the Canonical Bridge addresses the overall chain performance.
The Canonical Bridge mints the users’ tokens into the Hyper layer as soon as the Bitcoin Relay Program confirms the transactions’ details.
This system aims to turn Bitcoin faster and more scalable, with cheaper transactions and near‑instant finality; an accomplishment that would make the blockchain more feasible for institutional investors.
The presale raised over $23M so far and it’s growing fast.
Hyper’s presale has a projected end date this Q4, provided it reaches its financial goals. If not, we’re looking at a Q1 of 2026 as an alternate release period.