Bitcoin (BTC) is poised for not only price growth but also adoption growth. According to market analyst Jordi Visser, the world is in a period reminiscent of the “Fourth Turn” — a fundamental social and economic transformation. People are losing faith in traditional institutions and seeking neutral, open, and global assets beyond the control of governments.
Trust in institutions is disappearing
On The Pomp Podcast, Visser explains that the original motivation for the creation of Bitcoin was distrust of banks. Today, this has gone even further – people do not trust governments, employers, or currencies. Consumer confidence is falling, geopolitical tensions are rising, and record government debt is eroding the purchasing power of ordinary people, which, according to him, creates an urgent need for an alternative financial system based on “hard” currency.
According to Visser, this situation is reflected in the so-called “K-economy,” where different groups experience different conditions. Those “at the top of the K” – asset owners – are getting richer, while those at the bottom are facing inflation and currency devaluation. Research from the University of Michigan shows that most Americans expect both prices and unemployment to rise by 2026—a dramatic shift from the beginning of 2025.
Bitcoin Hyper: A New Layer of the Ecosystem
Even Bitcoin isn’t perfect—it has slow transactions, variable fees, and a lack of programmability.
While Wall Street and institutions are investing tens of billions of dollars in it, the network needs innovation to compete with blockchains such as Solana and Ethereum. That’s why Bitcoin Hyper is being created – a project that brings speed, scalability, and flexibility to the Bitcoin ecosystem.
The public presale has already raised over $17.5 million, offers staking with an APY of up to 66%, and more than 700 million HYPER tokens are locked in a smart contract. As the world enters the “Fourth Turning,” Bitcoin Hyper can help Bitcoin evolve in new conditions and become a bridge to modern decentralized applications.
