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The overall situation of the cryptocurrency market is summarized in three letters: U-G-H. Some people use the term “crypto winter” to characterize the gloomy cloud hanging over many cryptocurrencies.

The days of being able to buy nearly any digital currency and see it rise are long gone. What is the most valuable crypto to invest in right now?

Thinking short-term

It’s considerably simpler to reply to that concern when we restrict our attention solely on the immediate term. Not every cryptocurrency is plummeting like a rock, after all. I’m talking about stablecoins, of course.

Stablecoins’ goal is to keep their value stable against an underlying asset, but they tend to be far less volatile than other cryptos. It’s possible for some stablecoins to lose their pegs (as was the case with Terra and TerraUSD). Several of the top stablecoins, on the other hand, haven’t had that much drama.

The price of Tether (USDT -0.03%) has barely moved over the last year, for example. Tether is the most valuable stablecoin by market capitalization.

The second-biggest stablecoin, however, has only moved by a few dollars over the past year. The two cryptocurrencies are both pegged to the US dollar.

However, you can make money by investing in stablecoins if you stake your cryptocurrency. To generate profit from stablecoins, you must stake your coins. The highest rates I’ve seen lately for Tether and USD Coin staking are about 12%. That’s not a stunning return, but it’s better than the losses many cryptocurrencies have incurred this year.

Thinking long-term

If you want to think long-term, there are a few things to consider. The present sell-off might be an excellent chance to acquire cryptocurrencies that will improve in value over the next decade and beyond.

The least expensive alternative to gold is Bitcoin (BTC -0.59%), which currently serves as the most popular cryptocurrency. Its market capitalization of nearly $400 billion is significantly higher than any other digital currency. Many people believe that Bitcoin has a good probability of surviving over time.

Ethereum (ETH 4.25%) has some significant benefits over Bitcoin (BTC 3.75%). Its blockchain is well-known among users. The Ethereum platform is used by more than 40 of the top 100 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization.

On the other side, there are a slew of smaller digital assets attempting to topple BTC and Ethereum. They all have faster blockchains, more computing power, and lower transaction costs.

The best answer

It’s hard to answer the question, “Which is the finest cryptocurrency to buy right now?” Because it depends. More specifically, it depends on your investing strategy.

If you’re hesitant to take risks, you should avoid cryptocurrencies. It’s possible that we haven’t seen the worst yet. Cryptocurrencies may fall even further, taking months or years to recover. Perhaps they’ll never fully rebound. Staking stablecoins has some advantages over purchasing other cryptocurrencies, but there are still some hazards with this choice, though.

If you’re uncomfortable seeing your assets drop in the short term, buying and staking a stablecoin is more likely to be up your alley. Because of its stability and transparency with regard to underlying reserves, I choose USD Coin in this situation.

However, if you don’t mind short-term losses and remain optimistic about cryptocurrency’s long-term future, I believe Ethereum is the best bet for you. Yes, certain competitors may gain ground in the years ahead. My opinion is that Ethereum will continue to reign supreme with the pending merge of the Ethereum mainnet with the POS Beacon chain and further upgrades.

Author: Blake Ambrose

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