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The saga between Elon Musk and Bitcoin seems set to last. On February 8, Tesla announced that it had invested 1.5 billion dollars in Bitcoin. Result: a new strong uptrend. 20% on Monday alone, +30% in one week. Bitcoin is now trading around €38,400 ($46,500) on February 10. The $50,000 mark for a Bitcoin has never seemed so close.
But should this psychological level be seen as an opportunity to take some profits? This is a delicate question. It all depends on one’s exposure to Bitcoin and the average acquisition price. Materializing a little profit has never been a losing strategy. However, there are no short-term warning signals about a possible price reversal. One wonders whether some companies or investment professionals might not be considering Bitcoin as a store of value against the possible return of inflation. Indeed, long rates are beginning to increase in the United States, prices of some commodities such as oil are on the rise, and the financial markets are expecting a return to business as usual as a result of the vaccine campaigns.
In any case, the entire crypto market is benefiting from this euphoria. New individual investors are coming in. Ethereum has also reached a historic high of almost €1,500 ($1,800). Projects such as Polkadot (DOT), Cardano (ADA) or Uniswap (UNI) and Aave for decentralized finance are also in a strong uptrend. But beware, even projects without fundamentals like Dogecoin are bullish at the moment. Informed investors will have to take partial profits in strategic price zones because no trend lasts forever.
We invite you to discover our analysis in video (in french and dated February 9) :
The Coinhouse recommendation :
Hold
The Coinhouse recommendation :
Partial profit-taking
The Coinhouse recommendation :
Hold
1- Avalanche (AVAX) : +216%
2- Terra (LUNA): +188%
3- Elrond (EGLD): +171%
1- LEO Token (LEO) : +2%
2- Uniswap (UNI): +9%
3- Monero (XMR) : +16%
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