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Best of Crypto

@BestofCrypto

Assets Copying Strategy

€48,040

No. of copiers

25

Best of Crypto Strategy Performance

Data Disclosure
From
Nov 30, 2023
To
Dec 7, 2023

About this Strategy

Active strategy management, 6 years of crypto experience, using stablecoins to reduce drawdowns, always diversified, no gambling

Structure

Bitcoin5.00%
Ripple5.00%
Ethereum5.00%
Tether5.00%
See structure

Structure changes

Last structure change
Dec 5, 2023, 4:05:53 PM
Number of structure change in the last 30 days
2
Performance
1D
7D
1M
3M
6M
1Y
All
Return
+0.67%
+11.52%
+8.98%
+29.42%
+4.81%
+0.34%
+102.94%
Volatility
N/A
1.27%
3.01%
2.20%
2.47%
2.25%
3.42%
Max. Drawdown
N/A
-3.36%
-15.19%
-15.19%
-26.53%
-40.87%
-76.07%

What an insane show of strength from Bitcoin! The ETF in the US will become true at some point in the future and people position for it. I looked at the first physical SPDR Gold ETF that was approved in Nov 2004 in the US. Gold did well in advance and consolidated after the ETF was launched. Later, Gold went through the roof in the years after. Not sure how much was due to the ETF, but the ETF AuMs increased to more than 50bn in the following years.

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Best of Crypto
9 Nov, 2023

Altcoin season has started but still has a lot of room to run. People think that they need to own Bitcoin because of the imminent ETF approval in the US, but I tell you that in a bull market the altcoins will do many times better than BTC. They are completely bombed out at valuations lower than in the previous bear market

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Best of Crypto
26 Oct, 2023

Bitcoin has made a big move in the last days, doubling since start of the year, now usually the smaller altcoin universe follows

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Best of Crypto
24 Oct, 2023

WOW! What a candle!

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Best of Crypto
2 Oct, 2023

The US managed to avoid a shutdown for now, but only pushed the discussion out by 45 days. Crypto reacted positively this morning, but it looks a bit like a pump in the illiquid overnight market. Yields are rising and central banks and governments seem not to care about the economic downturn. I think equity markets need to become rough in the US for them to change their mind. That moment might not be far away anymore

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