I use BTC/BUSD trading more often, sometimes I change it depending on the market situation. The good thing about using stable coins is safer than using volatile coins as a trading pair to BTC.
Using Bitcoin alone is profitable but sometimes it makes you bored and while waiting for the place order to get filled, you can do a trade to other coin/s. If you have a huge capital, it is much better to use 2-3 coins for trading where you can really maximize your time when you are at your computer. That is exactly how we wisely spend our time.
That is the pair I use to trade on Binance, BTC/USD 6hour chart, This enables me to have few time for analysis before taking a trade, BTC/stable coin is very stable when the price is bullish or bearish I don't subscribe to trading other altcoins/stable coin, my belief is that the volume of BTC/BUSD traded daily is huge thus it price volatility and momentum tends to move steadily except if there is an underlying fundamental news that could make or mar it price movement rapidly, taking two, three or four trades weekly isn't a bad idea.
I am not entirely sure if that's correct. The part about altcoins being too volatile is the correct part I will give you that but when you are talking about "stability" that doesn't exist in the crypto world, it usually is stable compared to altcoins of course but then when you compare it to other things it becomes something totally more volatile than anything you have ever seen.
This is why I believe it is not really the same thing. You want to see stability? Go check out gold and you will see stability there, however in the crypto world you are not going to see stability. Furthermore if you mean to say that it is stable compared to just altcoins then there are top coins that are not that volatile neither, ethereum to begin with, it had about the same volatility as bitcoin during this period so I am not sure if it applies to eth at all.