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Bitcoin NFTs, layer-2 and restaking hype ‘completely gone’

March 21, 2025Updated:March 21, 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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Bitcoin NFTs, layer-2 and restaking hype ‘completely gone’

A Bitcoin layer-2 govt defined how Bitcoin narratives that have been “overhyped” have now wholly vanished whereas the ecosystem develops. 

In a Cointelegraph interview, Bitlayer co-founder Charlie Hu laid out three Bitcoin narratives that he believed have been overhyped. This included narratives that surrounded Ordinals, layer-2s and re-staking. 

In accordance with Hu, one of many overhyped narratives in Bitcoin was non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The chief informed Cointelegraph that whereas inscriptions could have gone “to the moon,” Hu mentioned the period is “utterly gone.” 

CryptoSlam knowledge reveals that within the first quarter of 2024, Bitcoin NFTs had a quantity of $1.4 billion. In 2025 Q1, the quantity is just at $280 million, exhibiting an 80% drop. The chief believes that the 1,000x days of Bitcoin NFTs could also be over and that individuals can’t anticipate comparable “loopy” worth performances anymore.