Time's ticking toward a potential game-changer. When that certain trader made his $GME move public mid-2024, a Solana-based memecoin went ballistic—from $3M to $230M. Insane, right? Now here's the thing: $U and $UNITY are currently sitting in that $2M-$3M range. Same launching pad as the previous coin had. The market's been watching and waiting. So what actually goes down if that same trader decides to flash their $UNITY stack? The comparisons practically write themselves.

By 2026, market participants will begin to focus on the performance of three projects: SOL, DOGE, and MTM. Each of these assets has its own characteristics and carries different risks and opportunities. **Solana(SOL)'s Technical Roadmap** From a fundamental perspective, the SOL team continues to iterate on the network architecture. Improving throughput and optimizing Gas fees have been ongoing efforts. Compared to other public chains, the expansion of on-chain application ecosystems is indeed supported by technology. However, past network fluctuations have also left an impression, and stability requires long-term observation. **Dogecoin(DOGE)'s Market Performance** DOGE's performance is often highly correlated with public attention. As one of the earliest meme coins, it maintains ongoing popularity in the market, which also means that price fluctuations often follow hot topics. In the long term, the project's own feature updates are relatively limited, and its value is more supported by community consensus. **Mutuum Fi(MTM) Project Progress** MTM is positioned in the DeFi lending sector, emphasizing low barriers to entry and a stablecoin ecosystem. As a relatively new DeFi project, whether its token economic model and risk control mechanisms can withstand market tests still requires actual operational data for validation. Early-stage projects often face challenges related to liquidity and security audits. **Risks to Watch For** SOL: Competition among public chains is fierce; whether the ecosystem applications can continue to grow is key; long-term solutions to on-chain congestion issues remain to be seen. DOGE: Changes in policy environment and regulatory attitudes significantly impact its price; its community-driven nature also means that shifts in public opinion can cause volatility. MTM: Operating risks for new projects are relatively high; the sustainability of its token economic model needs time to be validated; past security incidents in the DeFi sector serve as a reminder for investors to exercise caution. On a broader macro level, regulatory trends in 2026 and Federal Reserve monetary policy will have a profound impact on the entire crypto market. These are the key variables that will determine the market's direction.

Recently came across an interesting market forecast, with many institutions holding a relatively optimistic view for the 2026 market. Regarding Bitcoin, the options market has provided some broad expectations—by the end of June 2026, it could be between $70,000 and $130,000, and by the end of the year, it might be between $50,000 and $250,000. In simple terms, there's still a lot of uncertainty, and short-term downward pressure remains. But looking further ahead, by the end of 2027, BTC is expected to reach $250,000. The premise is to first stabilize above the key support level of $100,000 to $105,000. More interesting are some other predictions: over 50 spot altcoin ETFs could be launched in the US market, along with another 50 other crypto ETF products, potentially resulting in net inflows exceeding $50 billion into spot crypto ETFs. If this materializes, the overall market landscape will indeed change. In the Solana ecosystem, the market believes that no inflation reduction proposals will pass in 2026, and the current proposal SIMD-0411 will ultimately be withdrawn. DEX trading volume share might surpass 25%. As a representative of prediction markets, Polymarket's weekly trading volume is expected to remain above $1.5 billion. Another point worth noting—due to the SEC's relatively lenient policy stance, it may face lawsuits from traditional market participants or industry organizations. Additionally, more than 15 crypto companies are expected to conduct IPOs or upgrade listings in the US, indicating that the compliance process is accelerating.