The Bull Market Is Back: Why I'm Loading Up on XRP, XLM & HBAR
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Myles G InvestmentsIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 06 Oct 2026, 13:09 UTC
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- 06 Oct 2026, 14:48 UTC
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The analysis highlights a transition from a bear market to a 'golden bull' phase, driven by the typical four-year crypto cycle. The speaker identifies HBAR, XLM, and XRP as key cryptocurrencies poised for significant gains, citing massive institutional interest and their performance in previous bull cycles as evidence. These coins are characterized as 'ISO 20022 coins' and are anticipated to outperform the broader altcoin market. While acknowledging short-term bearish headwinds such as Middle East tensions, rate hikes, high inflation, rising treasury yields, and election uncertainty, the overall outlook remains bullish. The speaker suggests that potential regulatory changes, like zero capital gains tax on US-based crypto, could act as a significant catalyst. The prediction is for these specific altcoins to potentially see 3x to 5x returns conservatively, emphasizing the importance of diversification across different types of crypto assets.
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