With the recent rise in inflation of 6.4% in the US, the market has not reacted in a logical way to events. If we compare it with the behavior of a year ago, it is likely that we would have seen more severe falls in the markets. However, this has not been the case and why? To answer that question we have to look at market sentiment.

We have a decrease in investors' cash of 5.2%, so there is more exposure in the market, and in general, in this rally the stocks have reacted in a totally emotional way, I refer to this because Any news that has occurred, good or bad, has been discounted by the market as an increase in price. I think this is quite detrimental in the long run, the longer we maintain the bullish sentiment for longer, the harder a possible recession and its consequences will be. There is talk of the possibility of raising rates more than 5%, some investors even predict 6%, that would not be surprising seeing the current behavior of the economy, we have had a rise in inflation, although it is not very high, it is worrying, the The speed at which rates have been raised is insane and is not healthy for the economy, so after raising rates so much and applying the necessary measures to avoid and control inflation there is a rebound, I see it as something quite bad.

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Today I want to discuss this very delicate topic left over by many, when one enters this world of investments or buys an asset, always think about how to do it, whether by asking a close person, a specialist or searching on the internet. However, many other people choose these two options, first we have the TA (technical analysis) which is useful to know the condition of the market and especially the availability of the price, on the other hand, here I put special emphasis on the highly developed debate on the fundamentals, which help you know what the asset is about, what the project is, its projection and future intentions, of course, the TA can be used without knowing anything about fundamentals and vice versa.

We are all aware that this topic is very delicate because there are many points of view to see it, however, I am going to bring realism and current data that agree with my analysis, I am not a Bitcoin maximist but I do have possession of it and in view of having more.

Returning to the topic, BTC(Bitcoin) is a consensual network that allows a new payment system and a completely digital currency. Now, can it be considered a safe haven asset? My answer is absolutely yes, but not now, to begin with the crypto market is dominated by futures leverage, that is, there are hardly any people who have