Dragonfly’s Haseeb Predicts Crypto Market Shifts by 2026

Haseeb Qureshi, Managing Partner at Dragonfly, predicts Bitcoin reaching $150,000 and shifts in crypto market dynamics by 2026, including major tech companies entering the crypto wallet space.

These predictions suggest significant shifts in investment focus, potential growth for Ethereum and Solana, and substantial impacts on DeFi and stablecoin markets within three years.

Bitcoin’s Ascent and Altcoins’ Surprises by 2026

Haseeb Qureshi from Dragonfly Capital anticipates several key developments in the cryptocurrency sector by 2026. Notably, he projects Bitcoin (BTC) will exceed $150,000, despite a decline in its market share. Simultaneously, fintech public chains like Tempo and RobinhoodChain may underperform, while Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) are set to exceed market expectations.

There is an expected shift wherein top developers may increasingly gravitate towards neutral infrastructure public chains. Additionally, stablecoin supply is projected to amplify by about 60%, with USD-backed varieties sustaining over 99% market dominance. Despite this, USDT’s share might fall slightly to around 55%.

While no direct confirmations or reactions from key industry leaders or relevant matchmaking sources, the predictions have sparked conversation among crypto enthusiasts on social media platforms.

Regulatory Changes and Tech Giants’ Role in Adoption

Did you know? Major tech companies such as Google and Facebook have previously considered integrating blockchain or crypto technologies, hinting at a recurring trend of big tech interest paralleling projected advancements in 2026.

Bitcoin, with a current price of $87,197.92, registers a market cap of $1.74 trillion, holding 59.03% dominance. Recent trading data from CoinMarketCap reveals a decline in BTC’s price by 1.20% over 24 hours, and 23.78% over 90 days, indicating volatility in the market.

According to Coincu research, the projected legal resolutions like the Clarity Act becoming law by 2026 could pave the way for enhanced regulatory frameworks. However, major tech companies venturing into crypto wallet development or acquisitions could significantly influence technical advancements in blockchain adoption.

Rob Hadick, General Partner, Dragonfly Capital, stated, “I expect a good 2026.” CNBC