When it comes to investing in crypto, many only think about finding the next asset that will 'explode'.
But more experienced investors know: balance and risk management are essential.
👉 And this is where stablecoins come in.
📌 What are stablecoins?
✅ Digital currencies pegged to stable assets, usually USD (US dollar) or EUR (euro).
✅ Popular examples: USDT (Tether), USDC (USD Coin), DAI, EURC.
✅ Your goal: maintain 1:1 parity with fiat currency.
🚀 Why have stablecoins in your portfolio?
✅ Protection against volatility
The crypto market is highly volatile. Having part of your portfolio in stablecoins allows you to:
Protect gains from previous trades
Keep capital ready to seize opportunities
Reduce risk in times of uncertainty
✅ Immediate liquidity
Stablecoins can be easily used for:
Buying other cryptos when good opportunities arise
Making international payments
Sending remittances with much lower fees than traditional banking systems
✅ Earnings in DeFi and staking
Many protocols offer passive income on stablecoins.
This way, you maintain security while generating gains.
⚠️ The mistake of many investors:
🔸 Being 100% exposed to volatile assets.
🔸 Not having a strategic reserve in stablecoins to protect capital and seize opportunities.
💡 Practical tip:
👉 Reserve at least 15% to 25% of your portfolio in stablecoins (adjust according to your risk profile).
👉 Use stablecoins as a solid base that gives you flexibility and power to act in the market.
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