Based on TechFlow, on December 30, Dragonfly Capital managing partner Haseeb Qureshi shared 2026 predictions for the crypto market. He expects Bitcoin to exceed $150,000, though its market dominance will decline. Ethereum and Solana are expected to outperform expectations, while some emerging fintech chains will underperform. In DeFi, perpetual exchange markets will consolidate into three major platforms, with equity-style perpetuals accounting for over 20% of total volume. Stablecoin supply is projected to grow by 60%, with USDT's dominance dropping to around 55%. Qureshi also predicts the Clarity Act will be signed into law in 2026, triggering explosive market growth, and AI applications in crypto will focus on software engineering and security.
Dragonfly Capital Partner Predicts Bitcoin to Surpass $150,000 by 2026, Market Dominance to Decline
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Bitcoin market news from December 30 reveals Dragonfly Capital’s Haseeb Qureshi forecasting Bitcoin to surpass $150,000 by 2026, though its market dominance will fall. Ethereum and Solana are expected to outperform, while some new fintech chains will lag. DeFi perpetual markets will consolidate into three platforms, with equity-style perpetuals hitting over 20% of volume. Stablecoin supply is set to rise 60%, and USDT’s share will drop to 55%. Market news also highlights the Clarity Act likely to pass in 2026, boosting growth, and AI use in crypto will focus on security and software engineering.
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