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XRP HYPE $28 🚨 ONE YEAR PRICE PREDICTIONS RELEASED ‼️ Don't Say I Didn't Tell You THESE!
Overall Thesis
The host expects further gains in XRP and Hyperliquid, supported by technical momentum and prospective regulatory improvements. He particularly favors Hyperliquid's revenue, token buybacks and potential regulated US access, while acknowledging leverage, dilution and legal risks.
Narratives
HYPEHyperliquidThe host reiterates a $100–$110 near-term target and expects a subsequent pullback. His longer-term bullish thesis rests on protocol earnings, buybacks and burns, record platform activity and prospective regulated access for US traders.
Key Arguments
- Repeated all-time highs leave little trapped supply above the prevailing price.
- The host says protocol revenue supports recurring HYPE purchases and token burns.
- Record open interest and total value locked suggest strong platform activity.
- The proposed regulated US route could expand access.
- Institutional staking requirements could lock substantial token supply.
Risks acknowledged
- RSI around 70 indicates the token is getting hot.
- The host expects a pullback after reaching $100–$110.
- He doubts the alternative near-term $110–$120 scenario.
- Monthly token unlocks substantially exceed tokens retired by buybacks.
- US approval is pending, and no contracts have listed.
- The tokenized-stock exemption excludes perpetual futures.
- Litigation could undermine the regulatory treatment of perpetual contracts.
- Leverage and future political changes create material downside risks.
Predictions (3)
"Could we get Hyperlquid in the US legally allowing us to trade it within the next six to 18 months? I think the answer is yes."
"I think we're going to go 100 to 110, then have a pullback, but that's my opinion."
"And you got Stock Mo who told you when it was in the 70s that we'd go to 100 to 110 within two to four weeks. We're at 90 something. Just throwing my name in the hat."
The host briefly reports a profitable Airbnb put-option trade from the prior day. He provides no current fundamental thesis or forward prediction for Airbnb.
Key Arguments
- The host reports that his previously shared put-option position gained despite a green market.
XRPXRPThe host expects XRP to continue rising after reclaiming moving-average support, with approximately $1.70 as the next near-term objective. He conditionally endorses a higher technical target after XRP reclaims approximately $1.88, while identifying $1.41 as a downside threshold.
Key Arguments
- XRP held its 50-day moving average and resumed moving higher.
- An RSI around 67 indicates bullish momentum without reaching the host's overheating threshold.
- The host describes XRP's designation as a digital commodity as supportive.
- The host identifies approximately $1.60–$1.65 and $1.88 as technical levels to reclaim.
Risks acknowledged
- The Bollinger-band breakout may precede consolidation or a pullback to the 13-period moving average.
- The Clarity Act failed, weakening the basis for the host's earlier legislative scenario.
- Regulatory interpretations are reversible and do not themselves establish comprehensive spot-market oversight.
- XRP ETF inflows have stalled.
- A loss of approximately $1.41 would signal further downside.
Predictions (3)
"You lose $141, we're going down."
"Uh, next stop is 170 for everybody watching. 170. It may take a few days, but I do believe we're going to get up there."
"Peter Brandt, 40-year chart veteran, $5.40, no horizon given, and he says XRP must first reclaim about a$188. And we could go up there. I I tend to agree."
BTCBitcoinThe host presents Bitcoin's price strength and substantial ETF inflows as evidence of improving cryptocurrency market conditions. He also views the described approval of US perpetual futures as a favorable regulatory development, while acknowledging litigation challenging that framework.
Key Arguments
- Bitcoin reportedly reached 87,381 before easing back.
- The host describes nearly $1 billion in daily Bitcoin ETF inflows as a strong demand signal.
- The host considers the described US Bitcoin perpetual-futures approval a meaningful regulatory development.
Risks acknowledged
- Bitcoin remains below its prior record.
- Heavy market leverage can produce sharp declines.
- Litigation challenges the classification of perpetuals as futures.
- Agency policies may reverse under future administrations.
Hedges & Caveats
- Hyperliquid could pull back after reaching the host's $100–$110 target.
- XRP's Bollinger-band breakout could lead to consolidation or a return to its 13-period moving average.
- The Clarity Act failed, and regulatory interpretations can change with future administrations.
- Hyperliquid's proposed regulated US access is pending; no contracts have listed.
- The tokenized-stock exemption does not cover perpetual futures, leverage or synthetics.
- Hyperliquid token unlocks exceed the amount retired through buybacks.
- High market leverage can amplify both rallies and declines.
- XRP ETF inflows have effectively stalled.
- Litigation challenging the classification of perpetual contracts remains unresolved.
- Quoted third-party valuations and prediction-market probabilities have different horizons and are not all host targets.