Bitcoin Hyper has recently highlighted network updates, and SpacePay has promoted a crypto payments concept aimed at retail use. This article summarizes public claims made by the three teams and does not assess investment suitability.
BlockDAG (BDAG) has also shared updates, including statements about its token-sale pricing around an upcoming “BDAG Deployment Event.” The key question for readers is whether the projects’ stated plans and reported milestones can be independently verified over time.
BlockDAG: Grants, Integrations, & Funded Ecosystem
BlockDAG’s team says it has started supporting developers through grant funding. In public remarks, CMO Nick Van Den Bergh said grants have been paid in USDT and BDAG, and that hackathons have attracted dozens of participants per event. These figures and the scope of payouts have not been independently verified by this outlet.
The project has also stated that it is pursuing integrations and partnerships, naming Uniswap, Axelar, and Rarable. According to the project, Rarable is co-developing an NFT marketplace intended to operate within BlockDAG’s network; details of the commercial or technical arrangements have not been provided in the material referenced here.
BlockDAG has said it adjusted its token-sale price to $0.0013 ahead of an October 1 “Deployment Event” in Singapore. The team has also reported raising more than $403M and cited several large purchases (including transactions it described as $4.4M and $3.6M). These fundraising and participation figures are presented as project-reported and should be treated as unverified.
Readers should note that token-sale pricing and fundraising totals do not, by themselves, indicate future network usage, liquidity, or market performance.
Bitcoin Hyper: Faster Transactions & Market Buzz
Bitcoin Hyper is marketing itself around transaction speed and scalability. The project says it aims to lower fees and increase throughput relative to older networks, and it has shared periodic development updates as it works toward broader adoption.
Discussion around the project has included its early-stage growth narrative. As with other new networks, timelines, technical delivery, and real-world adoption remain uncertain and depend on execution and independent verification.
SpacePay: Practical Payments With $1.2M Presale
SpacePay says it is building a system intended to let merchants accept digital assets through existing card machines via a software update, without new hardware. The team claims support for more than 325 wallets and states that transactions are converted to fiat with a 0.5% fee, which it says is designed to reduce volatility exposure for merchants.
SpacePay has reported raising more than $1.2M in its token sale and cited a token price of $0.003181. The team has also stated that it is in a private beta stage and that funds are planned for loyalty programs, partnerships, and broader ecosystem development. These details are based on project statements and have not been independently verified.
Closing Insights
Across the three projects, the publicly stated focus areas differ: Bitcoin Hyper emphasizes throughput and transaction costs, SpacePay emphasizes merchant payments infrastructure, and BlockDAG has emphasized developer funding and stated integrations.
Because each initiative is at an early stage and relies on project-reported milestones, readers should approach all claims—especially those related to fundraising totals, token-sale pricing, partnerships, and user counts—with caution and seek primary-source documentation where possible.
Project website (for reference): https://blockdag.network
Project social channel (for reference): https://t.me/blockDAGnetworkOfficial
This outlet is not affiliated with the project mentioned. This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
