Where to invest in a possible Bear market?

[rhomelmabini]

The thing is you wouldn't know when will bear market comes and if it indeed comes it will be in mach speed. What I try to say is that you can't timing any market season but if possible that it will come then better to invest on stablecoins if you're into digital currencies. The market is a double edged sword and you may get lost if you're behavior towards it isn't fine, hodl if you can.

[Ziskinberg]

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?

Just choose which you think was good for you and feel that you were safe.
Investing stablecoins doesn't give you any profit unlike if you are investing in crypto (BTC, ETH, BNB...) it somehow you are taking risks. But if you are afraid to lose your money, then I guess you don't need to invest here, not even in stablecoins.
I don't see that we are in a bear market already, not yet. I suggest OP to think it twice. You'll need to have some fate as investing is risky and we possibly lose our money.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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.

In a bear market, I personally will not leave the market but am going to stake my comes to help me earn more coins, most especially if the APR is good.
Bear market isn't really as bad as people think it is, this is because like it's commonly said that what ever goes up must surely come down, there is no way a currency will just keep going up, and bear market is the time where serious investors normally invest more so as to maximize profit before the bulls are back.

[cute nmp]

For now I am not very much interested in making an investment because of the market situation. The crypto-market is currently crashing and can possibly go into a downtrend. Wil rather wait for some time or when market start to show signs of recovery then I can invest in some good altcoins to make some profits.

[Oilacris]

For now I am not very much interested in making an investment because of the market situation. The crypto-market is currently crashing and can possibly go into a downtrend. Wil rather wait for some time or when market start to show signs of recovery then I can invest in some good altcoins to make some profits.

Then when you would make out a move? When the market is starting to be bullish again? Whenever there's a market decline or correction then its been always the best time for you to make out some

investment or buyback on which these are the times you could only buy cheap coins and it would be sensible if you do buy on cheap price because market would always be having that
recovery which simply means that  you could really make profits with those movements.

Take advantage on these times and wont be making out those missed opportunities on where you would realize once you do see the market is already becoming green.

[magneto]

I think that the best idea within a bear market is to either:

a) Hold onto your position in crypto assets, and lock them into a staking pool to earn interest
b) Use any fiat funds that you may have retained within the bull market to buy back some of the tokens at cheaper prices.

Makes no sense to me to go to stables within a bear market because that would literally be buying high and selling low.

[pakhitheboss]

In bear market the best coins will be the top 5 as per CMC. You need to have good capital first and second it should be in stable coin. With every drop start accumulating by investing a certain amount and hodl. Then wait for the market to recover. The risk is high as no one knows how low the market can go so always DYOR.

[eaLiTy]

I would stay away from the altcoin market until the market stabilizes at the bottom if i make a decision to invest again. I am happy with the current run and i made my profit even though i was not able to take full opportunity due to the untimely pandemic situation and hence looking forward for a major correction so that i can keep accumulating for the next rally  .

The major alts after a shakedown in the valuation is always a great attraction, except for ETH considering the high fees and we still have no idea about how the developers will solve the issue.

[TimeTeller]

I would stay away from the altcoin market until the market stabilizes at the bottom if i make a decision to invest again. I am happy with the current run and i made my profit even though i was not able to take full opportunity due to the untimely pandemic situation and hence looking forward for a major correction so that i can keep accumulating for the next rally  .

The major alts after a shakedown in the valuation is always a great attraction, except for ETH considering the high fees and we still have no idea about how the developers will solve the issue.

In this situation, it is better to focus your attention in valuable alts with active use case already.
ETH is still one of the top choices among crypto users because of the hope that ETH team will finally resolve their gas fee issues.
And I also believe that they will. It may not be today, but I know they are doing their part to resolve this matter.
Maybe, this is the reason why people still trust ETH because they have one of the solid dev teams here, and we know they are not sleeping on their problems.
It is only a matter of time before they will announce their advancements so the hope is really there.

[ajochems]

In bear market the best coins will be the top 5 as per CMC. You need to have good capital first and second it should be in stable coin. With every drop start accumulating by investing a certain amount and hodl. Then wait for the market to recover. The risk is high as no one knows how low the market can go so always DYOR.

People think to inverse on top 5 coins. But it's not a correct move, you can look into best return giving coin in top 100.Because investment only for the profit and not for the holding. Holding is good option only for the long term holders and not for the short term holders. Investment shows your knowledge on crypto currency.

[harizen]

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.

Actually, the best approach depends on you. Since you were able to give constructive feedback on what you see on the market, you end up with that opinion. Now with your plan strategy to see if it's effective, it's necessary that you will give it a try and see the result for yourselves. Investment in crypto should always have a serious approach.

Sometimes you will really end up testing lots of strategies before you can find an effective one that you can use for the long term. Furthermore, soon you can hit the perfect strategy. Just keep going.

[goinmerry]

The choice of coins will be tough especially in a bear market. We know how to research on specific but the result varies per person. Trust our analysis and put faith that it will work someday. We should have different strategies that we can use on different trends. Not because we saw others earning on that specific coin, don't just follow.

We need to follow our own factors when choosing a coin. That's the best thing to do rather than copying other's choices.

[Pahom]

My strategy is to get rid of altcoins that I am not really sure about and hold my money in stablecoins until it is a new dip and I can buy more solid projects. Of course I don't sell off coins of projects that seem to be really strong, for example, ethereum, polygon, polkadot. I will continue holding them as I believe that they will cost much more in the long term.

[Kodok Bencot]

My strategy is to get rid of altcoins that I am not really sure about and hold my money in stablecoins until it is a new dip and I can buy more solid projects. Of course I don't sell off coins of projects that seem to be really strong, for example, ethereum, polygon, polkadot. I will continue holding them as I believe that they will cost much more in the long term.

That's right, when the market drops more than 5%, immediately move the asset to a stable coin, of course the easiest thing is that we don't have too many coins so it's easy to switch to a stable coin, and our advantage of storing assets in wallet exchanges is that it's easy to swap to stable coins.

[ethereumhunter]

My strategy is to get rid of altcoins that I am not really sure about and hold my money in stablecoins until it is a new dip and I can buy more solid projects. Of course I don't sell off coins of projects that seem to be really strong, for example, ethereum, polygon, polkadot. I will continue holding them as I believe that they will cost much more in the long term.

That's right, when the market drops more than 5%, immediately move the asset to a stable coin, of course the easiest thing is that we don't have too many coins so it's easy to switch to a stable coin, and our advantage of storing assets in wallet exchanges is that it's easy to swap to stable coins.

I also agree using that way to prevent market price volatility. If we save the asset in a stable coin, our asset will not decrease so much and we will have a chance to buy back any coins at the bear market. As stable coins are available on many exchanges, we will not get into any trouble if we send them to other exchanges. But you should be aware of the transaction fee by sending the stable coin. But if you want to sell one coin to the other to prevent reducing the value, I think that will not always work because that coin will get an adjustment from bitcoin movements.

[nitin8263]

Bear market always give the chance to invest and hold your coins for some time, when the bear market comes I think you should invest 70% in top 20 crypto coins and left 30% invest in top 20-100 level coins.

[Traderbtcc]

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.

The best way to get by the bear market is to have enough fiat or stablecoins intact to scoop the dips of good altcoins, personally I'll change some of my crypto to stables by end of they year, just incase we enter a bear market anytime soon so I can buy the dips of good Layer 1 blockchain the likes of Near, solana, ftm and dag is included,cause if we enter another bull cycle again they can yield some massive gains.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Bear market always give the chance to invest and hold your coins for some time, when the bear market comes I think you should invest 70% in top 20 crypto coins and left 30% invest in top 20-100 level coins.

The truth is it is a good option to distribute the money in different ways of diversification, however considering how the world is going, I would think of some altcoins, but first I would think of BTC, then altcoins and finally in gold, even if it is Digital Gold, this It has a lot to do with how each person thinks, in particular I think of real estate for investment, because that is the most correct way of diversification, I would never leave everything in crypto because it is not known what could happen in the world.

[TheUltraElite]

That's right, when the market drops more than 5%, immediately move the asset to a stable coin, of course the easiest thing is that we don't have too many coins so it's easy to switch to a stable coin, and our advantage of storing assets in wallet exchanges is that it's easy to swap to stable coins.

I dont know if you tried that in real life, but by doing so it is true that you might be able to cut a possible loss, a better option would be to have sold at that bull market and hold the stablecoin while the bear market is going on. Your method might work if there was never a bullish trend on that coin, but in such cases you might want to reconsider putting money in that coin in the first place.

Bear market always give the chance to invest and hold your coins for some time, when the bear market comes I think you should invest 70% in top 20 crypto coins and left 30% invest in top 20-100 level coins.

Top20 is too much to spread on. I would go with the top5 or max top8. Going for the twenty, you end up getting some coins which have recently gone up and lacks historical charts to refer back on. If you willing to take the risk, its fine though.

I would defenitely buy bitcoin in the bear market, whatever capital I might have at hand. I already have buy orders placed for the next price drop.