• Syscoin comes to life and realises a 100% gain in less than a month, with one of InCrypto’s clients making £7,300 profit from the movement. This was traded (by me) according to a set of rules published in my new book, which can be applied to any crypto project or investment.

• The UK Government is beginning a consultation to regulate crypto to incentivise the rest of the financial industry and provide tax breaks to some investors. When this happens, your IFA, pension and employer will all be encouraged to offer access and investments in the crypto market.

• Bitcoin and the broader market corrects (as predicted and published in CO#001). A trading recommendation is made for tomorrow’s US CPI announcement.

• DFI dips to $0.55, with profits taken at $0.63 - a strong buy.

• The Index Fund hedge drops lower than 70% - a buy. Find out how much of your capital you should have deployed in the market and my next target to sell.

• Find out which six projects are poised to move first in the Token Focus.

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Syscoin

This week, I sold a syscoin masternode at $0.22, purchased at $0.1340. The masternode required 100,000 tokens, turning an investment of $13,400 into $22,000 in a little over four weeks.

If you have yet to read my whitepaper on Syscoin, you could be forgiven for wondering why this particular token has ascended so much during Janurary, effectively posting a 125% return in the past four weeks.

I was fortunate to secure five masternodes for investors below $0.15 (with one slightly above), all of which are now in a healthy profit.

Below $0.15, Syscoin was incredibly oversold - more so than many other tokens - it is still 85% below its all-time high, even with the recent bullish movement. If anything, it was a screaming buy below $0.15.

If it is ever below $0.15 again, and you are interested in owning a masternode - you could make investments which are a lot worse than Syscoin. This project has been in development since 2014 and has an almost guaranteed valuation above $1 in the future (its current all-time high is $1.30).

If I am so bullish on this particular crypto project, did I recommend selling at $0.22? This specific investor had two syscoin masternodes, so was able to take profit and still have exposure to any further potential upside.

Having multiple masternode exposure in this way enables more flexibility at a later stage, making the decision to exit a masternode easier if the investment becomes profitable.

The good news is that Syscoin should retrace to $0.15 or even $0.13 again (unlikely), giving investors one final opportunity to buy the ‘bottom’ before moving to $0.3265 (I’d expect Bitcoin to climb to $29k alongside it).

The investor who profited from Syscoin invested in another DefiChain masternode (which, having dropped $0.10 since my last update, is looking like the next major masternode to begin a dramatic price increase).

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Welcome to the first paid-subscriber or ‘crypto overview’ update on the crypto market. If you can read all of this email, then you are a paid subscriber to Clearly Crypto1.

In this overview, I want to explain what may move crypto over the next few days, indicate the direction I think the movement will be and provide an insight into what I am doing with my funds and those of my clients.

In this edition, specifically:

• Discover why I believe lower prices for crypto are more likely than higher prices - and even precisely what those prices are (and the science behind my analysis).

• Discover the three events this week that I believe will affect crypto prices the most and how you can prepare your portfolio for them.

• Discover how much capital I have taken out of the market for the InCrypto Index Fund (after making a 55% profit this month) and where I plan to reintroduce it for clients in line with my analysis.

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This article is a cheat sheet, the type you could never obtain for any other investment other than crypto. So please follow the steps carefully to ensure that no mistakes are made.

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Their ability to assist with trading, valuing or transacting cryptocurrencies is obvious (‘I have made 260,000,000,000 satoshis of profit’ is not exactly intuitive).

However, if we follow a bitcoin maximalist line of reasoning (‘Bitcoin is the only true crypto, as it doesn't have a CEO’), stablecoins will ultimately be redundant when the fiat currencies they represent have a value of zero.

I have discussed the ‘death of fiat currencies’ perspective in another article. I will use this article to provide an overview of the major stablecoin projects and their differences. This will help you to understand the risks and features of each stablecoin to help you keep more of your wealth and profits.

As we shall see, not all stablecoins are equal. The most significant (Tether - USDT) has a shady and controversial past. Some are very centralised around a particular exchange (BUSD), and others have caused the most dramatic and painful collapse ($50 billion+) in crypto history (UST) while marketing themselves as a ‘low-risk’ crypto investment.

Let’s examine eleven different stablecoin projects, in terms of their design to understand how each stablecoin works and what that means for you and your money.

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