Stablecoins Threaten Central Banks, Warns IMF as Hard-Money Narrative Fuels Bitcoin Hyper

05.12.25 14:12 Uhr

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What to Know:IMF concerns about dollar stablecoins eroding local currencies reinforce the appeal of scarce, non-sovereign assets like Bitcoin in a fragmented monetary system.Bitcoin’s base layer remains constrained by slow confirmations, fee volatility, and minimal smart contract support, creating renewed interest in specialized Layer 2 infrastructure.Competing Bitcoin scaling projects, from Lightning to sidechains, are racing to capture BTC liquidity as programmable capital for payments and DeFi.Bitcoin Hyper uses an SVM-based Layer 2 anchored to Bitcoin to deliver extremely low-latency smart contracts, targeting DeFi, gaming, and high-speed BTC payments.Stablecoins are a threat. At least that’s according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).In a recent report, the IMF shared concerns that dollar-backed stablecoins might hollow out weaker local currencies and dilute central banks’ control over domestic liquidity. If a digital dollar reaches everyone’s smartphone, what happens to the Peruvian sol, Nigerian naira, or Turkish lira?The report also discussed the positives of stablecoins like cheaper and quicker payments, and a simpler UX, so it wasn’t all doom and gloom.However, the warning does not just read as a technocratic worry. It reinforces a deeper macro story that crypto has been circling for a decade: demand for scarce, non-sovereign assets that cannot be printed at will, especially Bitcoin.In a world of increasingly digital dollars, Bitcoin’s hard cap can look less like a curiosity and more like a hedge.That backdrop is why attention keeps shifting from ‘number goes up’ to ‘what actually gets built on top of Bitcoin.’ If you believe Bitcoin will matter more as a neutral reserve asset, then the highest-beta plays sit in the infrastructure that makes $BTC programmable, spendable, and usable in DeFi at scale.In that lane, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is trying to position itself as a key liquidity rail. It pitches itself as the first Bitcoin Layer 2 using the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), aiming to merge Bitcoin’s hard-money appeal with Solana-style throughput and developer tooling.Why Bitcoin Layer 2 Infrastructure Is Back In FocusWhen a body like the IMF flags dollar stablecoins as a systemic risk for smaller economies, it implicitly admits that monetary power is splitting. You are not just choosing between local cash and a bank account anymore; you are choosing between local fiat, dollar tokens, and non-sovereign assets like Bitcoin at the tap of an app.That split has pushed capital toward Bitcoin itself, but it has also exposed how limited the base layer is for real-world usage. On-chain Bitcoin still moves with minutes-long confirmation times, variable fees, a slow 7 TPS rate, and almost no native smart contract support.Competing Bitcoin scaling efforts have rushed to fill that gap. Lightning Network pursues off-chain payment channels for instant $BTC transfers, while projects like Stacks and Rootstock lean on sidechains and alternative virtual machines to bring DeFi into the Bitcoin orbit.In that growing field, Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is standing out to turn dormant $BTC liquidity into programmable capital using Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) tech and a canonical bridge. See how to buy into the action with our ‘How to Buy Bitcoin Hyper’ guide.How Bitcoin Hyper Tries To Turn $BTC Into High-Speed CapitalFor years, the crypto trilemma suggested you couldn’t have speed, security, and decentralization in one place. Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) challenges that by changing the geometry of the network.Instead of forcing Bitcoin to be fast, Bitcoin Hyper accepts Bitcoin as the heavy, secure anchor (Settlement Layer). It then attaches a Ferrari engine on top: a modular SVM Layer 2 (Execution Layer).What does this unlock?Rust-based Smart Contracts: Developers can build complex dApps (Gaming, NFT, DEXs) identical to Solana’s ecosystem.Latency: Sub-second finality that beats Solana’s own benchmarks.Security: State is periodically anchored back to $BTC, preserving the ‘hard money’ thesis.The market is voting with its wallet. The presale has breached $29M, with whales accumulating and making purchases as large as $500K. With a price point of $0.013375 and high-APY staking currently at 40%, Bitcoin Hyper is positioning itself as the execution layer for the next bull run.Our experts predict $HYPER possibly reaching $0.08625 by the end of 2026. If you invested today, that means a potential ROI of over 544%.Don’t miss the upgrade. Buy your $HYPER today.Remember, this isn’t intended as financial advice, and you should always do your own research before investing.Authored by Aaron Walker , NewsBTC — https://www.newsbtc.com/news/imf-warns-stablecoins-threaten-banks-boosting-bitcoin-hyper-layer-2Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei NewsBTC

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