Matrixport: Strong Q1 performance for most assets, with BTC and ETH returning 57% and 45% respectively
Matrixport posted on social media that most assets performed strongly in the first quarter. Among them: the Nasdaq's return was 10%, and Nvidia's return was 81%. Commodities also performed strongly, with oil and gold returning 19% and 11% respectively, and U.S. bonds continuing to sell off. Bitcoin and Ethereum have returned 57% and 45% respectively.
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