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The Top 3 Ways to Trade the Crypto Bull Market by Ian Cooper

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The Top 3 Ways to Trade the Crypto Bull Market
by Ian Cooper

The crypto bull market has gone ballistic.

Thanks to massive interest from retail and institutional buyers, a Bitcoin futures ETF, and investors shrugging off China threats, there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight to the upside.

In addition, “According to the latest Digital Asset Fund Flows Weekly report by CoinShares, institutional investors have continued to increase their exposure to digital currencies. The asset class saw a total of $90 million inflows in the last week, representing the seventh consecutive week of positive inflows,” as reported by Crypto Potato.

Plus, U.S. SEC Chair Gary Gensler has said the US SEC does not plan to ban cryptocurrencies, noting the U.S. will not follow China’s lead.

Also, with no shortage of bullishness, cryptocurrencies could run to $100,000 by 2023, says Fidelity’s director of global macro, Jurrien Timmer.

"So this move up [in bitcoin] has come without the help of momentum chasers, which I think is a good sign because it means there is something else making bitcoin go up. And, that is fundamental demand for bitcoin and its network. When I come up with $100,000 [for bitcoin prices], that's a conservative estimate based on the intersections of my supply model and my demand model," Timmer said, as quoted by Yahoo Finance.

While you can always trade cryptocurrencies, the miners are just as hot, and include the following.

Basics of Commodity Markets
by Darrell Jobman

Commodities, also known as futures markets, are fast-moving markets that provide huge opportunities on a regular basis. There are also only a limited number of commodity markets – less than 50 altogether. This makes it easy to stay on top of market action as compared to the stock market, where literally thousands of stocks are available to trade.

Some people get nervous when they hear the word "commodities." But there is no reason to be so concerned. Many everyday people with no financial experience have learned to make good money trading commodities using common-sense principles. This brief introduction will give you the basics of what the commodity futures markets are all about.

What Are Commodities?

In essence, commodities are just items that people use every day. Things people eat, like corn, wheat, sugar, and cocoa; that people wear, like cotton; that they use to build their homes, like lumber; that provide energy for their vehicles or homes, like crude oil or gasoline. These goods are bought and sold in huge quantities in gigantic markets, called exchanges.

In addition to these physical commodities, the futures markets also deal with currencies, like the British Pound or US Dollar; financials like T-Bonds; and market indices, like the S&P 500 (a collection of stocks), or the CRB index (a collection of commodities). Metals like gold and silver are also widely traded. All of these different entities are traded the same way, on exchanges.

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