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The first quarter of 2021 is expected to end on a positive note for the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin on the verge of passing the symbolic €50,000 ($60,000) price again. The king of cryptoassets is trading around €49,400 ($58,000) this March 31. From a technical perspective, the bullish trend was never in question during the month of March. Statistics from the Bitcoin blockchain continue to show that the movement of bitcoins between wallets remains low, suggesting that many investors are still holding on to their bitcoins and are not interested in selling at this time.
Altcoins are also benefiting from this trend. Ethereum (ETH) is approaching $2,000 again and projects like Filecoin (FIL) or Solana (SOL) are performing above 20% in the top 20 capitalization.
This week was also marked by announcements from major payment players on future solutions to settle payments in cryptoactives or stablecoins. News that goes towards a more massive adoption of the sector and therefore positive for the price of most stocks. On the macroeconomic front, a new $3 trillion plan is desired by US President Joe Biden to support public infrastructure. This decision comes at a time when the vaccination campaign is already massive in the United States, with a gradual return of consumption and investment. A situation that strengthens the dollar for the moment, but that could eventually lead to uncontrolled inflation and therefore an appreciation in the value of the main cryptocurrencies.
We invite you to discover our video analysis (in french and dated from March 30):
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1- Holo (HOT) : +117%
2- Filecoin (FIL) : +83%
3- BitTorrent (BTT) : +63%
1- Uniswap (UNI) : -12%
2- IOTA : -12%
3- Bitcoin SV (BSV) : -4%
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