Group 1 - The article discusses the investment dilemma between Dogecoin, which has recently been approved for inclusion in U.S. ETFs, and Hyperliquid, a new layer-1 blockchain focused on speed and low fees [1][2] - Dogecoin's market cap is approximately $40 billion, bolstered by the launch of the first U.S. Dogecoin ETF by Rex-Osprey on September 18, allowing access to capital inflows from retirement and brokerage accounts [4] - There is potential for Dogecoin to undergo significant upgrades, including the possibility of enabling smart contracts through future developments by its developer community [5][6] Group 2 - Hyperliquid is a layer-1 blockchain designed to support its decentralized exchange (DEX), featuring smart-contract capabilities and efficient order book handling at the protocol level [7] - On September 18, Hyperliquid reported $3.2 million in application revenue and $6.2 billion in stablecoin value, highlighting its revenue-generating capabilities [8] - Hyperliquid also offers staking options with a targeted yield of approximately 2.4% [8]