Dear Investors,
Here is your monthly update for February 2025 ✨
February was a mixed month for stocks, with US equities struggling while European and Chinese markets performed well.
A major theme was capital shifting away from US tech stocks, with European indices hitting record highs and Chinese equities rallying on AI optimism.
Meanwhile, commodities saw gold reaching all-time highs, oil declining, and cryptoassets experiencing sharp losses.
💭 Find out more about what happened in January with eToro's Smart Portfolios Monthly summary here: etoro.turtl.co/story/etoros-investment-office-performance-report-feb25
Performance Stats: CryptoPortfolio-> February: -23.37% , QTD: -15.25% YTD: -15.25%
Benchmark (SPCBDM - S&P Cryptocurrency Broad Digital Market Index (USD)) -> February: -21.27% , QTD: -16.68% YTD: -16.68%
Best Performer: $LTC (Litecoin) -0.07%
Worst Performer: $AAVE (Aave) -42.21%
Some of the assets inside the @CryptoPortfolio Smart Portfolio are: $SOL (Solana) ,$LINK ,$AAVE (Aave) ,$SUI ,$DOGE ,$AVAX ,$DOT ,$SHIBxM ,$HBAR ,$TRX
❓ Check out the portfolio fact sheet by clicking the following link: bullaware.com/factsheet/CryptoPortfolio
This Smart Portfolio is a long-term investment vehicle. Therefore, since market trends can change over time, you should set realistic goals and assess your investment performance over a prolonged period.
Please remember past performance is not indicative of any future performance.... Show More
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Tue May 20 2025 18:55:46 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
