Just best way is keep 50% your Capital in stable coins and 50% Bitcoins.
This way u Don't lose when btc Go Up or Down.
Why stable coin mate? And of what benefit is stable coin when it cannot really increase or give profit. If you keep money in stable coin, is more like keeping money in your fiat bank or keeping it In an exchange usd account without changing it, I would rather just put the money in bitcoin than keep in exchange.
People that makes use of stable coins more are trader because they often do make trade and rather than taking it to wallet often and payment fees, they keep in on a stable coin, or the remaining 50 percent can still be kept in some altcoins which I think now that most altcoins have really gone down is the best time for us to invest in them, most especially the altcoins that are on exchanges like binance and are ranked as top coins.
The point is to keep stable coins in case there is signifant price drop!
This is what i do :
I keep 50% stable coins.
The 25% I keep bitcoins and 50% i use it to buy and sell.
I have Perfect risk assessment and proper bank roll Management.
That's for the Bitcoin
For alt coins i use different method.
And where are those stable coins located ? Are they in your own wallet, with you having full control over them ?
Or are they on some exchange ? At which the number one rule applies : dont leave any tokens / crypto / fiat on exchanges.
Stable coins are in Exchangers off course!
I Don't Think its a Bad Exchangers earning Good profit They Want to keep your account safe!
They Don't Want to lose reputation!
Why make profit one time If You Can do it Long time?
Im sure my coins are protected there!
Stable coins are Good in wallet coz Once Some coins price goes Down I Can quickly buy them!
This strategy of yours leaves you vulnerable to exchanges getting hacked or you getting phished through email for exchange login info.
As long as you can not exercise full control over your crypto, that crypto is not really yours. Crypto is about being your own bank, it is not
about making a centralized exchange your substitute bank.
How many investors / traders do you think also thought their coins were protected, only to find out they were not protected after their exchange got hacked
or their account breached ? I would only start using stablecoins if it was supported by a trustwearthy hardware wallet (so you can move your stablecoin
off an exchange) and if that exchange has insurance protected by law. Tether has neither by the way...