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As Bitcoin (BTC) continues its steep incline, recovering from the losses of 2022, the banking giant Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) has ranked BTC as the best-performing asset in the world this year.
Year-to-date (YTD) Bitcoin has gained 38.21%, starting at $16,547, but now trading just above the $23,000 mark. This sharp incline has caught the attention of Goldman Sachs, which ranks BTC as the best-performing asset of the year.
The year-to-date price chart for Bitcoin (BTC). Source: CoinMarketCap
Goldman Sachs’ report, shared by Documenting Bitcoin, was done on January 23rd, putting Bitcoin’s YTD return at 27%. The banking giant also gave Bitcoin a risk-adjusted ratio of 3.1, better than every asset covered.
Goldman Sachs’ YTD absolute and risk-adjusted returns. Source: Documenting Bitcoin
According to Goldman Sachs, Bitcoin has outperformed the likes of the S&P 500, gold, real estate, and the Nasdaq 100. According to Goldman Sachs, the closest asset to Bitcoin is the MSCI emerging markets index, with a YTD return of 8%.
Following its rejection at $24k when it peaked at $23,722.10, the price movement of Bitcoin has been constricted sideways.
The sideways trading of Bitcoin builds bullish momentum, which would shoot the price up toward $25,000. However, this would only be possible if Bitcoin holds above the immediate support level at $22,557.
Bitcoin’s start to the year has relieved investors who suffered major losses in the crypto winter of last year.
The review of what experts think is covered in:
Bitcoin (BTC) Continues Strong Start to 2023, Hits $23k, Analysts Divided on Rally
What next for Bitcoin? Read:
What’s Next for Bitcoin as Bears Hibernate?
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