Quote from: RobertBoss on February 05, 2025, 06:47:17 PM

Crypto investors are always looking for ways to maximize their holdings. Traditionally, one of the most effective strategies has been timing market cycles—exiting at the peak and re-entering at the bottom.
Many traders have relied on stablecoins for this, using them as a safe haven during downturns.

It's not advisable to keep your funds in stablecoins since it is centralized. The government can clamp down on them at anytime and you could lose your funds. It might be safer to keep your money in fiat if the value is stable.

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This raises an important question: What if the safest move isn’t to trade in and out but to rethink the entire approach?
With uncertainty surrounding off-ramps and increasing scrutiny on transactions, long-term holding may become the best option by default.
Perhaps the era of cycling between bull and bear markets is coming to an end, and the real power play is to stay in the game permanently.

As much as Bitcoin halving still exists there will always be bull and bear runs. But from my observation people who held Bitcoin for a longer period without considering selling and re-buying when the price drops also made good profit. They are also protected from loss of value of fiat and are free from the stress of timing the market.