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.
Fiat or stables, both can be regulated to the brim.
But for me, stables are better. Why?
You can stake them just like deposits in the banks, but you can withdraw them much easier from that process.
And I don't see the reason a legal entity would run after you with such minuscule drops in the ocean regarding the amount of value you have in them.