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Crypto Trader Says He's "Immediately Bullish" on Ripple's XRP, Adding That Stellar (XLM) Will Follow

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Mon, 14/10/2019 - 5:35
Crypto Trader Says He's "Immediately Bullish" on Ripple's XRP, Adding That Stellar (XLM) Will Follow
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Cryptocurrency trader 'NebraskanGooner' has published the list of cryptocurrencies that, in his opinion, are heading for bigger price gains.

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Unsurprisingly, he claims that he's "immediately bullish" on Ripple's XRP, which seems to be the hottest topic on crypto Twitter as of recently. 

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Another trader recently predicted that the third biggest cryptocurrency was on the verge of its biggest moment throughout the year, just weeks ahead of Ripple's Swell event that is slated for Nov. 7-8.

In the meantime, 'Crypto Dog' tweets that XRP hitting $589 would be the best Christmas gift for him (and, most probably, for Brad Garlinghouse and Chris Larsen).   


'NebraskanGooner' also states that Stellar (XLM) is very likely to follow XRP's price action. The cryptocurrency, which was created by former Ripple CTO Jed McCaleb, tends to follow in tandem with its number one competitor. 

On Sept. 18, the XLM price increased by an eye-popping 40 percent, greatly outperforming the rest of the coins, but these impressive gains immediately vanished after a huge market crash that took place on Sept. 24. 

Other notable altcoins that piqued the trader's interest include Basic Attention Token (BAT), Binance Coin (BNB), and Litecoin (LTC).

Chainlink (LINK), the hottest crypto token of the previous week, should dip a tad to become an attractive buying opportunity for 'NebraskanGooner'.       

What are your favorite altcoins? Share them in the comment section! 

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