Video summary

4 Altcoin Yang Gua Pegang Buat 2027 (Dan Alasannya)

Main summary

Key takeaways

Finance

Summary

The presenter discusses four altcoins he personally holds or watches for potential gains into 2027: Hyperliquid (HYPE), Pump.fun (PUMP), Ondo Finance (ONDO), and Aster (ASTER). He says he met some of the projects’ founders or teams at Token2049 Singapore.

His broader thesis is that picking altcoins that can outperform Bitcoin is increasingly difficult because crypto liquidity is spread across a huge and growing number of tokens. He cites these figures to illustrate the challenge:

  • CoinMarketCap listed 67 tokens in 2014, compared with more than 10,600 in 2025.
  • CoinGecko allegedly showed 20 million tokens created during 2025.
  • He says roughly 21,000 tokens are created daily.
  • He says only 9 of the top 50 coins outperformed Bitcoin in the 2024–25 cycle.

In his view, an altcoin investment should compensate for its higher risk by outperforming BTC.

Screening framework

Before investing in an altcoin, he asks:

  • Does the project have real users and revenue?
  • Does the token have a buyback or burn mechanism?
  • What is the token unlock schedule, and could large unlocks create selling pressure?
  • What catalyst or narrative could drive the token higher in 2027?

Portfolio approach

  • He recommends keeping 70–80% of a crypto portfolio in Bitcoin, describing BTC as the asset most likely to survive long term.
  • He cautions that many altcoins eventually fail or fall 90%.
  • He says he would cut a position if its thesis no longer holds—for example, if a project team sells tokens or otherwise undermines the thesis.

Altcoins discussed

1. Hyperliquid (HYPE)

Thesis: The presenter views Hyperliquid as more than a perpetual DEX, pointing to possible expansion into prediction markets and other products. He highlights its on-chain order book, exchange-like user interface, and lack of KYC. He says it has no venture-capital backing and generates revenue, with 97–99% of revenue reportedly used for token buybacks.

He compares Hyperliquid with Aster and Lighter, calling Hyperliquid the strongest of the three in product and user experience. Potential catalysts he names include the USDH stablecoin, a HIP-3 update, and broader institutional interest. He also mentions a possible Hyperliquid ETF, presenting it as a prospective development rather than a confirmed outcome.

Chart levels cited:

  • Price at the time of the video: about $85
  • Support levels: approximately $53–$53.70; another level is transcribed unclearly as about $77
  • Near-term target: $114, which he associates with roughly 30% upside over six months
  • Longer-term targets: $171 (described as the more conservative target) and $330

2. Pump.fun (PUMP)

Thesis: Pump.fun is described as a major Solana meme-coin launchpad, with bonding-curve token creation, PumpSwap trading, a terminal, livestreaming, and paid bounty features. The presenter says it generates revenue and conducts buybacks, but flags team-token unlocks as a major risk.

  • He estimates that about 18% of supply will be in circulation in 2027, potentially creating selling pressure.
  • He says the investment thesis may be most relevant through around the middle of the following year, before or amid those unlocks.
  • He cites an earlier move from $0.001 to $0.006 (about 5–6×) and gives a support level near $0.0032.
  • He gives a target of $0.011, describing potential upside of about 50–100%.

Transcript inconsistency: The subtitles later state a current price of $0.56 and a recent high of $0.85, figures that do not align with the other quoted PUMP prices and targets. These may be transcription or decimal errors, so the chart levels should be treated cautiously.

3. Ondo Finance (ONDO)

Thesis: ONDO is presented as a real-world asset (RWA) tokenization play. The presenter expects more financial assets to move on-chain and says Ondo could help connect traditional markets with blockchain-based products. He mentions ONDO Global Markets, USDY (described as exposure to U.S. government bonds), and a partnership with BlackRock as supporting points.

He cites a rumor that the Nasdaq could trade 24/7 by the end of 2026 and a broader “universal exchange” narrative in which platforms may offer crypto, ETFs, and stocks. These are presented as potential catalysts, not established outcomes.

Figures cited by the presenter:

  • Ondo assets under management reportedly grew 8× in two years, from around July 2024 onward, while the token price remained relatively sideways.
  • ONDO Global Markets reportedly has about 180,000 monthly users; the presenter qualifies this figure as uncertain.
  • Tokenized-asset figures cited: ONDO $2.9 billion, Franklin Templeton $2.6 billion, and Circle and BlackRock $2.4 billion each.
  • For tokenized shares, he cites ONDO at $900 million, BlackRock at $855 million, another securities figure at $400 million, and Robinhood at $150 million.

Chart levels cited:

  • First target: $0.67, described as about 30% upside
  • Higher target: $1.21, described as a potential 130% gain
  • He also refers generally to a move toward $1 and possible price discovery if the RWA narrative gains traction.

The presenter claims tokenized assets could avoid a 35% U.S. stock tax for Indonesian investors. This is his claim, not verified tax guidance; tax treatment depends on jurisdiction and individual circumstances.

4. Aster (ASTER)

Thesis: Aster is described as a perpetual DEX on BNB Chain and a competitor to Hyperliquid, with “hidden orders” intended to let large traders conceal orders. The presenter says it is backed by YZi Labs/CZ and believes it could benefit if traders rotate into alternatives after Hyperliquid reaches a peak.

He calls Aster the weakest and most speculative of the four picks, says its fees are relatively small, and says he holds only a small allocation. He nevertheless cites revenue, buybacks or burns, catalysts, and a relatively limited team unlock—about 5%—as factors he monitors. He also mentions Lighter as another competitor to watch.

Chart levels cited:

  • Initial target: $1, about 50% upside from the level he was discussing
  • If it breaks out: $1.38
  • Further possible reference point: a previous high around $3

Disclosures and cautions

The presenter says the video is not an invitation to buy or sell, describes the analysis as personal, and says he was not paid or given tokens to mention the projects. The chart targets and catalysts are his opinions and are not guaranteed. The video metadata also states that the content is for educational purposes, is not a guarantee of success, and that results may differ.

Presenter and sources mentioned

Presenter: Sulianto Indria Putra, on the Sulianto Indria Putra channel.

Sources and organizations referenced by the presenter: CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, Bloomberg, Token2049, Bitget’s CEO, BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, Circle, Robinhood, Nasdaq, and the projects discussed.

Rate this summary

Your feedback will help improve summaries.

Improve this summary

Reprocess with a stronger model when the summary feels incomplete or inaccurate.

Pro

Translate summary in another language

Pro

Ask questions to this video

Chat for follow-up questions, clarifications, and source-backed answers.

Coming soon

Share this summary

Original video