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Myles G, a widely followed crypto trader with 150K YouTube subscribers, has publicly disclosed that he sold his Lamborghini to make fresh investments in XRP.
Myles mentioned this in a post on Tuesday on X (formerly Twitter). However, the market pundit did not provide specific details regarding the sale of his exotic car, including the amount it was sold for or whether all proceeds were directed toward XRP.
There is also no confirmation on whether the sale actually took place or if he was joking.
Given the lack of details, community members are pressing for more information, asking him to share a receipt or the specifics of the XRP transaction.
The tweet was accompanied by a picture of a sleek Lamborghini Huracán Spyder parked in a lot, but no other information was provided.
While skepticism surrounds Myles’ latest disclosure, his bold claims about XRP investments are not new. Just six days ago, he disclosed that he had sold his kidney on the dark web to acquire more XRP and Dogecoin—a statement that also raised eyebrows.
Liquidates Home Property for $800K to Buy XRP
In a separate story from February, Myles shared an intriguing account about his father’s bold investment move in XRP. According to Myles, his father traded his home for $800,000 and used the entire sum to buy XRP.
Myles also highlighted his father’s extensive experience in investing, noting that the senior trader has been active in the markets for over 50 years. The decision to liquidate real estate for XRP was described by his father as the most significant “home run” of his career.
When asked if the story was genuine, Myles confirmed it was true.
Bold XRP Targets
Given his strong conviction in XRP, Myles has repeatedly shared ambitious price targets for the cryptocurrency. In the short term, he is forecasting XRP will reach $1.96 and $2.84.
He has even predicted that XRP will reclaim $3 by December—specifically during Christmas. In the longer term, Myles has set his sights on a price of $589 for XRP by 2030. However, this remains highly speculative.