More and more traders are viewing BullZilla (BZIL) as a leading cryptocurrency pick for November, with several experts pointing to its deflationary design as reasons it could deliver up to 100x gains. At the same time,
Chainlink
(LINK) and
Hedera
(HBAR) are sending mixed signals; Chainlink is advancing its real-world asset (RWA) infrastructure through new collaborations, while Hedera is outperforming the broader market thanks to optimism surrounding its ETF launch.
BullZilla has become a prominent player this quarter, drawing in over $996,000 and targeting a listing price of $0.00527. If the token price remains steady, this could mean a 2,462% ROI, as reported by
Blockchain Reporter
. The project’s tiered pricing approach, which automatically raises token prices at each new stage, has attracted early investors looking for lower entry points before the token goes public. The article highlights that “each completed stage increases scarcity and boosts confidence in the project’s future value,” focusing on structured demand rather than pure speculation.
Chainlink, on the other hand, is holding its recent gains even as it expands its presence in institutional RWA tokenization. The oracle provider recently joined forces with Streamex Corp. to support GLDY, a gold-backed stablecoin, using Chainlink’s Proof of Reserve and Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to confirm collateral and allow smooth transfers between Base and
Solana
, according to a
Crypto.News report
. In a separate development,
Ondo
Finance has adopted Chainlink as its official oracle for tokenized equities and ETFs, aiming to transform traditional assets with onchain programmability, as detailed in an
Ondo announcement
. These initiatives highlight Chainlink’s expanding role in connecting legacy finance with blockchain technology, though LINK’s price continues to trade within the $17 to $19 range, according to
a Yahoo Finance article
.
Meanwhile,
HBAR
, Hedera’s token, has climbed 7% over the past few days, bucking the downward trend in the broader crypto market. This surge followed the debut of the Canary HBAR ETF (HBR), which attracted $2.2 million in inflows on its second day of trading, as reported by
Yahoo Finance report
. The Hedera Foundation described the ETF launch as a pivotal step for institutional involvement, emphasizing its regulatory compliance and robust infrastructure. Additionally, HBAR’s network now enables verifiable governance for AI agents through partnerships with EQTY Lab and NVIDIA, broadening its range of applications.
Analysts point out that the final quarter of the year often favors altcoin rallies, with BullZilla, Hedera, and Chainlink all benefiting from increased liquidity and institutional attention, according to a
Bitget analysis
. While Chainlink’s RWA initiatives and Hedera’s ETF progress hint at long-term potential, BullZilla’s scarcity-driven model make it appealing for short-term speculation. “Tokenizing real-world assets marks a major transformation in global markets,” said Sergey Nazarov, Chainlink’s co-founder, highlighting the network’s importance in delivering secure, institutional-grade data.
