Centralized and decentralized exchanges were the top-performing sectors during the week fueled by the excitement of the Coinbase IPO.
Top Assets by Market Capitalization
$DOGE and $XRP were the clear outperformers of the group with weekly returns of 114% and 88% respectively.
Sector Drill Down - DeFi
DeFi was the third best performing sector of the week with an aggregate return of 22.4%. Among DeFi assets, THORChain's native token $RUNE led the way, returning 54% on the week.
Sector Drill Down - Currencies
The currency sector was dominated by $DOGE and $XRP. Aside from these two outliers, the rest of the sector had returns ranging from 11% to 33%.
Sector Drill Down - Smart Contract Platforms
The smart contract platform was led by $VET with a total return of 63% over the week. $SOL was the laggard of the group ending the week with a -3% return.
Sector Drill Down - Centralized Exchanges
The centralized exchanges sector was the top-performing sector of the week with a total aggregate return of 29.4%. Despite the strong performance, $EDO underperformed all assets ending the week with a -16% return.
Sector Drill Down - Decentralized Exchanges
Decentralized exchanges also saw a boost from the Coinbase IPO. The leader this week was $RUNE followed by $CAKE, $SUSHI, $LRC, and $UNI.
Sector Drill Down - Web3
After a strong Q1 performance, Web3 was the underperforming sector this week. Web3 assets had the widest dispersion of returns with four out of the top nine assets ending the week with negative returns.
After almost two years of shortages, retailers suddenly find themselves with too much product
Despite the short-term troubles, this situation may prove favorable for risk assets (crypto included) in 2023
Let me explain🧵
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CPI is composed of multiple components weighted according to importance
Energy represents 7.5%
As the Russia-Ukraine war continues, it is **highly** likely that crude oil supply shocks will keep on putting upward pressure on gas prices resulting in more inflation
Unfortunately, tighter monetary policy (aka rate hikes) doesn't help with commodity supply shocks
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