Скачать или смотреть Matt Hougan: “My Top 5 Crypto Predictions for 2026 — Why Bitcoin, ETH & SOL Are Entering a New Era”

In this in-depth macro breakdown, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan delivers his most honest and detailed outlook yet for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana heading into 2026 — and his conclusions may surprise both bulls and bears.

Hougan explains why the traditional 4-year crypto cycle is breaking down and being replaced by a longer institutional adoption cycle driven by ETFs, regulation, stablecoins, and tokenization. For the first time in crypto history, institutions are buying more Bitcoin than the network produces — quietly absorbing supply while retail remains distracted by short-term volatility.

In this episode, we break down Hougan’s Top 5 predictions for the next phase of crypto:
from Bitcoin’s path toward gold parity and a potential $1 million valuation, to why Ethereum may become Wall Street’s preferred settlement layer, and why Solana’s consumer-focused design positions it as a breakout network for real-world adoption.

Hougan also explains why this cycle won’t be explosive like 2017 or euphoric like 2021 — instead, it will be slower, heavier, and far more powerful, driven by relentless institutional demand rather than retail hype.

If you want to understand what crypto looks like when it grows up — this is essential viewing.

💥 What You’ll Learn in This Video

Matt Hougan’s Top 5 crypto predictions for 2026

Why the 4-year Bitcoin cycle is losing relevance

How ETFs are buying more BTC than miners can produce

Why Bitcoin may enter a multi-year institutional supercycle

How Bitcoin could catch up to — and surpass — gold

Why Ethereum is becoming the institutional settlement layer

Why Solana’s consumer-first model gives it asymmetric upside

How stablecoins and tokenization are reshaping finance

Why this cycle rewards patience over hype

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