Savvy traders know Hyperliquid as one of the top emerging projects in the crypto landscape. With its consistent bullish trend, Matt Hougan , CIO (chief investment officer) at Bitwise, expects more for the asset. While Hyperliquid’s market cap currently stands at $20.24 billion, the Bitwise boss believes the asset’s valuation is poised to reach $200 trillion in the next decade, driven by strong investor demand and rising institutional adoption. Just within this year, HYPE has doubled its price, from $39.2 noted on March 28 to the current $80.32 traded today, September 12; that is a 205% spike. Hougan predicts Hyperliquid to touch $100 trillion Despite strong growth, Hougan said investors still underestimate Hyperliquid’s market potential. In a podcast shared today, the Bitwise boss believes that HYPE will be one of the top-performing large-cap crypto assets in the years to come, having already performed exceptionally in 2026. On the broadcast, he’s convinced a massive increase in Hyperliquid adoption is coming. He shared two key reasons why Hyperliquid could reach the $100 trillion market valuation in the next decade. Hyperliquid’s ‘super-app’ ambition First, Hougan acknowledged that Hyperliquid is evolving into a super app (an all-inclusive platform) that SEC Chair Paul Atkins envisioned last year. On November 12, 2025, the SEC chair shared his vision for the capital markets over the next five years, predicting all markets will transition their operations onchain. He also predicted super apps in finance, where various investment assets are launched and traded under a single regulatory license. According to Hougan, that’s what Hyperliquid is doing, beating competition with this unique approach. He said that although Hyperliquid originally started its operation as a crypto perpetual futures exchange, it has continued to evolve. The platform has remained committed to expanding its ecosystem to accommodate different financial assets, including traditional capital instruments including equities, S&P 500 futures, commodities, and several others, positioning itself to become the next-gen super app. Embracing global regulation, not just the US Lastly, based on his second reason, Hougan said Hyperliquid is not only becoming a super app but also a regulated platform that aims to offer global customers multi-asset-class trading exposure. As per his statement, the platform is still maturing. Currently, Hyperliquid is preparing to become accessible to US customers, making arrangements to get integrated into the US regulatory framework through collaboration with the CFTC. This matters because regulatory enforcement will spur global adoption, helping it become one of the fastest-growing financial businesses worldwide.

A Dogecoin co-founder has jokingly flipped the traditional stimulus idea on its head, suggesting the U.S. government could buy a staggering $1.2 trillion worth of the DOGE meme coin and distribute it to Americans instead of simply issuing more dollars. $1.2 Trillion Dogecoin Giveaway Dogecoin co-founder Billy Markus, who posts on the X social media site as Shibetoshi Nakamoto, has floated a rather interesting alternative: spending $1.2 trillion to buy Dogecoin instead of sending Americans $5,000 stimulus checks. instead the government should buy 1.2 trillion dollars of dogecoin and give some to every american https://t.co/JkcrCMsQbI — Shibetoshi Nakamoto (@BillyM2k) September 12, 2026 The timing added another layer to the remark, as it came the same week President Donald Trump pledged to give every adult a $5,000 “dividend” if Republicans win the November midterm elections. Notably, economists have cautioned that a one-off $5,000 payment may not meaningfully improve household purchasing power. Instead, the sudden cash injection could fuel stronger demand and push prices higher in the following months. Broad consumer payments can be inflationary when spending grows faster than the economy’s ability to supply goods and services. Could Markus’ $1.2T DOGE Idea Actually Work? Markus is known for his trademark humor, so his suggestion of a $1.2 trillion Dogecoin giveaway appears to be more of a tongue-in-cheek idea than a serious policy recommendation. Still, the sheer size of the proposal raises an obvious question: could the U.S. government realistically buy that much DOGE? Dogecoin currently ranks as the 12th-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, with a market value of roughly $13.2 billion. The leading meme coin’s circulating supply stands at about 155.88 billion DOGE, currently worth around $13.08 billion. That makes a $1.2 trillion government purchase more than 90 times the token’s current market value. While Dogecoin has no fixed supply ceiling that would technically prevent such a purchase, acquiring DOGE on that scale would likely send its price soaring and make the proposal extremely difficult and costly to execute. A $1.2 trillion government DOGE buy may sound far-fetched, but the U.S. government has already taken steps to hold cryptocurrency as a strategic asset. In March 2025, President Trump signed an executive order creating a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a separate Digital Asset Stockpile. The reserve was funded with Bitcoin the government already held, including assets acquired through seizures and forfeiture proceedings, rather than through massive market purchases. However, the policy does not extend to Dogecoin. No official U.S. DOGE reserve exists, and no government mandate requires accumulating the canine-themed meme crypto. Meanwhile, Dogecoin was changing hands at $0.08467 at press time, according to CoinGecko , up a paltry 0.5% in the last 24 hours.

DOT gained 35% in a week. Is this correction clearing leverage or ending the move?

Bitcoin was yet to climb above the key long-term resistance zone around $82k, and was at risk of losing the short-term bullish momentum, too