Why I'm Moving from Altcoins to Stock Futures This Week

Crypto is super shaky right now. A bit ago, BTC was sitting at around 95k, but it's sliding back to 94k and seems to be dropping fast. So, I'm thinking of shifting some of my gains into stock futures, zeroing in on the best-performing stocks of the week instead. Here’s why I’m doing this: 1. USDT settlement Since trades settle in USDT, it's easy and convenient to trade worldwide without messing with different currencies. 2. No liquidation when traditional markets are closed; Positions don’t get force-liquidated after hours, which really lowers the risk over nights and weekends. 3. Flexible trading: Easy entries with options to go long or short, letting me take advantage of both rising and falling markets. This strategy helps me keep in front of market swings, diversify my investments better, and cut down on too much exposure to crypto while still jumping on opportunities in various markets.

You posted this on altcoins discussion board but you only mentioned bitcoin and USDT.  Or maybe you used that to let us know how volatile the altcoins can be because the are more volatile. You can trade bitcoin with low leverage like 1x in a way that the market will not close but you will not be liquidated. Altcoins are very risky and not advisable at all.

Are you planning to trade or buy these stocks on Bitget or Bybit tradeFi, they are the exchange I've seen that accepted trading stocks with USDT. Although, I haven't tried it but was thinking to get involved in it. I got confused the first time I checked it out, I was thinking maybe it works the same way with spot trading or it's somehow congruent with futures or derivative?

When prediction market are predicting there will be no interest cut and money are outflowing from tech stock to banking sector and bonds which is happening right now. I don't think shifting from alt to stock is the wisest, even if you're just shilling for an exchange here. I think the party with stock is nearing an end. People gonna go back to bond again. Just my speculation though.