Just turn your coins into stable assets before bear market comes that's the only way you can take advantage of the bear market, I'd invest only after 80-90% loss on top altcoins just like what happened in 2018, so much buying opportunity at the time, I'm looking forward to such moment again
Cheaper market might not happen again, I’m confident that we will not see that kind of drop again. The whole market is trying not to enter into a big dump, Bitcoin was able to survive though and currently on the price of $50k. If you want to take advantage of the bear market, you need to have capital so you can buy more if you see some opportunity. 
Topic: Where to invest in a possible Bear market? - page 2. (Read 236 times)
What is better to pour your assets into in a possible bear market? Is it better to keep them in stableconies or not leave the market and pour funds into more stablecoins?
Personally, I prefer not to leave the market, but to transfer assets from tokens to tokens. Think that blockchain projects and their tokens will be the best for this, since as the market grows, all money begins to go from the risky to more risky and liquid projects / tokens.
When the bear market starts and you are already in crypto, it is not really smart to sell them and go to stablecoin, what did you achieved with it? You already lost money and now you closed all the possibilities of making a profit as well. It is smarter to turn to stablecoin BEFORE bear market starts but there are very few people who can do that.Personally, I prefer not to leave the market, but to transfer assets from tokens to tokens. Think that blockchain projects and their tokens will be the best for this, since as the market grows, all money begins to go from the risky to more risky and liquid projects / tokens.
So, if you see the market going down, then you are already too late to sell, of course do whatever you want to do but accepting the loss makes no sense. Remember, the way to make a profit is "buy low, sell high" and if you sell while it is going down you are literally selling low, which is something you shouldn't do. Just keep on buying more if you can, if not then just keep on waiting and eventually it will recover and you will be in profit all over again. No matter what, selling while it is going down is a risky move for sure.
I advise you not to sell your assets at a loss, try to remain calm, you can always exit trades when you see that you have made a profit!!!
At the moment, we have not witnessed a sharp decline, it seems, there is some kind of stability in the price movement, so I do not think that the market is bearish. Perhaps the scenario this year will be different from the past years. We will wait for a while and find out the truth of the matter.
Just turn your coins into stable assets before bear market comes that's the only way you can take advantage of the bear market, I'd invest only after 80-90% loss on top altcoins just like what happened in 2018, so much buying opportunity at the time, I'm looking forward to such moment again
At the moment, we have not witnessed a sharp decline, it seems, there is some kind of stability in the price movement, so I do not think that the market is bearish. Perhaps the scenario this year will be different from the past years. We will wait for a while and find out the truth of the matter.
Just turn your coins into stable assets before bear market comes that's the only way you can take advantage of the bear market, I'd invest only after 80-90% loss on top altcoins just like what happened in 2018, so much buying opportunity at the time, I'm looking forward to such moment again
I always make sure that I invest in the best coins in my bag, this doesn't rule out the possibility of losing but for sure I'm sure with the top it won't be too bad when in a bear market even though it's the same in the end.
But I don't have all my assets in coins and of course this requires stablecoins to back up funds when bears come and be ready to buy them when they go bullish, so 50/50 is what I apply when I am in that phase, allowing me to stay on certain altcoins.
But I don't have all my assets in coins and of course this requires stablecoins to back up funds when bears come and be ready to buy them when they go bullish, so 50/50 is what I apply when I am in that phase, allowing me to stay on certain altcoins.
...At the moment, for example, I am shielding a good idea to pour my funds into tokens young blockchains such as Near Protocol, Solana, Avalanche. Because they have perspectives and good technology and users who support them at all times.
The coins you have indicated are now almost at their high and buying at such a high price may not be as profitable as we would like. It is possible that you need to wait for a stronger correction and only then invest your capital in these coins.
What is better to pour your assets into in a possible bear market? Is it better to keep them in stableconies or not leave the market and pour funds into more stablecoins?
As far as i know that when the market goes to the bearish trend will give a very big impact to the altcoins. I were spreading my assets to the various tokens when the bearish trend has come just like diversifying my money into the some promising tokens in the market started from defi, nft game, metaverse, protocol coin, and web 3.0 token. I just try to spread them all to decrease the risk by losing my money due to the bearish trend that is still happening in the market. You can think to put some into your reserved funds and this will help you to anticipate if the price of tokens gone even deeper than your entry price. Keep some into the stable coins were also the best choice in my opinion.
The purpose of stable coins is to protect your investment in a bear trend because in the bear trend we don't have a guaranty that the coin we prefer to invest in will take the opposite direction and, so it's better to have some of your coins to trade to stable coins and if you have some coins or tokens that have less impact in the bear trend you can trade some of your coin here.
There is a lot of yield farming or staking these days, especially if you will use stablecoins, it's safer because you will convert to stablecoins to avoid such volatility or worst bear market.
Another thing is if you are a fan of some altcoins, especially mid-low caps. It is much better to move them on high market caps coins such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. It is proven before that the percentage of drop for some high market cap coins is lesser or the bounce is high compared to some low market cap coins.
Another thing is if you are a fan of some altcoins, especially mid-low caps. It is much better to move them on high market caps coins such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. It is proven before that the percentage of drop for some high market cap coins is lesser or the bounce is high compared to some low market cap coins.
Before you invest in coins at the bear market, we should use our time to sell the coins at a high price and store it in stable coins forms so when the bear market comes, we are ready to buy at any low price.
If you think to transfer assets from tokens to tokens, you need to think about the time consuming to search for the right tokens that you can use for your investment. Besides that, you need to calculate the time to hold your tokens because not many tokens can increase higher at the same time.
But I am sure every trader or investor will have their own way to save their assets and will figure out by themselves if they do not have.
If you think to transfer assets from tokens to tokens, you need to think about the time consuming to search for the right tokens that you can use for your investment. Besides that, you need to calculate the time to hold your tokens because not many tokens can increase higher at the same time.
But I am sure every trader or investor will have their own way to save their assets and will figure out by themselves if they do not have.
Base on experienced? I would say still the best altcoin in the top10-20. Because once they really went down hard during the bearish trend, it's better to fill your bags again and then wait for the next bull run in about 3 years.
Look at the price of Ethereum, during it's worst year in 2018, the price is less than ~$100.
And see what the price is doing today, not sure how much % is the increase, but for sure it will give you that huge profits down the road, if you buy them at the bear market and hold on it.
Look at the price of Ethereum, during it's worst year in 2018, the price is less than ~$100.
And see what the price is doing today, not sure how much % is the increase, but for sure it will give you that huge profits down the road, if you buy them at the bear market and hold on it.
If you can't pick a good project to invest on this bear market i think it's a good idea to rely in stable coins. But if you're really interested to buy a very cheap coins to have a good return in the future, then must pick those coins that made good progress in the previous bull run to assure everything will gonna be alright such trusted projects in the market.
What is better to pour your assets into in a possible bear market? Is it better to keep them in stableconies or not leave the market and pour funds into more stablecoins?
You have misunderstood the use of stablecoins. Their use is to multiply your gains in between the cycles. When the bear market starts, you use stablecoins that you had from the previous cycle to buy BTC and then hold that BTC till the bull market starts and then sell it for a multiplied gain. They add liquidity where it is needed. They are not a hodl instrument as per my views.Quote
Personally, I prefer not to leave the market, but to transfer assets from tokens to tokens. Think that blockchain projects and their tokens will be the best for this, since as the market grows, all money begins to go from the risky to more risky and liquid projects / tokens. Therefore, they must return in the opposite order. But you also need to take into account the prospects of the project itself, because if it does not have development, then money will not be poured into it either in a bull market or in a bear market.
That last line is the essence. Most projects cannot recover when bear markets start but they have improved handling of money nowadays so then do survive. But the point is that altcoin projects will never be as big as what bitcoin has been. If you want to profit from the bear, buy bitcoin.Quote
At the moment, for example, I am shielding a good idea to pour my funds into tokens young blockchains such as -snip-. Because they have perspectives and good technology and users who support them at all times.
I have seen hundreds of "good technology" projects in the past and they dont have any market activity nor social media activity any more. Teams have abandoned the projects and the investors have lost their money. This sector is like that, so be careful what you are investing in. Bitcoin is a safe bet, no matter what.
What is better to pour your assets into in a possible bear market? Is it better to keep them in stableconies or not leave the market and pour funds into more stablecoins?
Personally, I prefer not to leave the market, but to transfer assets from tokens to tokens. Think that blockchain projects and their tokens will be the best for this, since as the market grows, all money begins to go from the risky to more risky and liquid projects / tokens. Therefore, they must return in the opposite order. But you also need to take into account the prospects of the project itself, because if it does not have development, then money will not be poured into it either in a bull market or in a bear market. At the moment, for example, I am shielding a good idea to pour my funds into tokens young blockchains such as Near Protocol, Solana, Avalanche. Because they have perspectives and good technology and users who support them at all times.
It totally depends on what you want. During a bear market, if you think the price will dip even further, then you can convert your coins to a stable coin and then buy back more coins when the price dips further. This way, you will be able to maximize your profit. But the risk is high and you have to time the market right. It might happen that the price doesn't dip any further and starts going back up. You still keep holding stable coins hoping it will fall, but that never happens. Or just keep holding them. No need to convert them to stable coins. When the price dips, if you have more cash lying around, then invest more and keep holding. The risk is low and in the long run, you make good profit. Personally, I prefer not to leave the market, but to transfer assets from tokens to tokens. Think that blockchain projects and their tokens will be the best for this, since as the market grows, all money begins to go from the risky to more risky and liquid projects / tokens. Therefore, they must return in the opposite order. But you also need to take into account the prospects of the project itself, because if it does not have development, then money will not be poured into it either in a bull market or in a bear market. At the moment, for example, I am shielding a good idea to pour my funds into tokens young blockchains such as Near Protocol, Solana, Avalanche. Because they have perspectives and good technology and users who support them at all times.
What is better to pour your assets into in a possible bear market? Is it better to keep them in stableconies or not leave the market and pour funds into more stablecoins?
Personally, I prefer not to leave the market, but to transfer assets from tokens to tokens. Think that blockchain projects and their tokens will be the best for this, since as the market grows, all money begins to go from the risky to more risky and liquid projects / tokens. Therefore, they must return in the opposite order. But you also need to take into account the prospects of the project itself, because if it does not have development, then money will not be poured into it either in a bull market or in a bear market. At the moment, for example, I am shielding a good idea to pour my funds into tokens young blockchains such as Near Protocol, Solana, Avalanche. Because they have perspectives and good technology and users who support them at all times.
If it's taking more stable coins, I would do that during the bull run. It's the time to stack up and take your profits in stable coins.Personally, I prefer not to leave the market, but to transfer assets from tokens to tokens. Think that blockchain projects and their tokens will be the best for this, since as the market grows, all money begins to go from the risky to more risky and liquid projects / tokens. Therefore, they must return in the opposite order. But you also need to take into account the prospects of the project itself, because if it does not have development, then money will not be poured into it either in a bull market or in a bear market. At the moment, for example, I am shielding a good idea to pour my funds into tokens young blockchains such as Near Protocol, Solana, Avalanche. Because they have perspectives and good technology and users who support them at all times.
And when the bear market comes, that's when you release those stable coins and pour it to the cryptos that you're going to buy on their dip. That's the simple strategy that I've learned and will be continued to be done, it's just like a rinse and repeat process.
In a bear market you can do a lot worse than to invest as much as you can afford into the top 10 or so coins. You need to be patient though, dollar cost average buying is a good plan. Wait a few years until the next bull market & then bang, guaranteed profits. We are not in a bear market yet so hold your fire.
If you feels we're on bear market.
Then, mean your prediction is down right? why not buy crypto_down like (BTC_DOWN). So, while the crypto down you are purchase or buy is going down then you got profit. We're now on good situation because market is supported "DOWN" crypto.
Not really to use future trading.
Then, mean your prediction is down right? why not buy crypto_down like (BTC_DOWN). So, while the crypto down you are purchase or buy is going down then you got profit. We're now on good situation because market is supported "DOWN" crypto.
Not really to use future trading.
To take advantage of bear market you need to have stable coin ready or some FIAT, the trick of bear market is buying low and waiting for another bull season to sell your bag, it's not that easy though cos you need to be financially stable or have a job secured
What is better to pour your assets into in a possible bear market? Is it better to keep them in stableconies or not leave the market and pour funds into more stablecoins?
Personally, I prefer not to leave the market, but to transfer assets from tokens to tokens. Think that blockchain projects and their tokens will be the best for this, since as the market grows, all money begins to go from the risky to more risky and liquid projects / tokens. Therefore, they must return in the opposite order. But you also need to take into account the prospects of the project itself, because if it does not have development, then money will not be poured into it either in a bull market or in a bear market. At the moment, for example, I am shielding a good idea to pour my funds into tokens young blockchains such as Near Protocol, Solana, Avalanche. Because they have perspectives and good technology and users who support them at all times.
Personally, I prefer not to leave the market, but to transfer assets from tokens to tokens. Think that blockchain projects and their tokens will be the best for this, since as the market grows, all money begins to go from the risky to more risky and liquid projects / tokens. Therefore, they must return in the opposite order. But you also need to take into account the prospects of the project itself, because if it does not have development, then money will not be poured into it either in a bull market or in a bear market. At the moment, for example, I am shielding a good idea to pour my funds into tokens young blockchains such as Near Protocol, Solana, Avalanche. Because they have perspectives and good technology and users who support them at all times.
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