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The crypto winter has been brutal so far, and it might be far from over.
The crypto winter has been brutal so far, and it might be far from over. The speculators, the tourists, and the technologically challenged have all left the space. Only the true believers with unwavering conviction remain. This article is for them. The following is not financial advice, though. People who aren’t sure if crypto is going to make it might want to invest in some other industry. The remaining few will receive tips not only on how to survive the crypto winter. They will also learn how to better position themselves for when the inevitable bull market charges back.
As we all know, the crypto market works in cycles. The crypto winter has happened before and it will probably happen again. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves, however. By looking at the facts about the present, we can achieve a clearer vision of the crypto winter we’re facing. We can also know where we’re going. The market is in the red right now, but so is just about everything else. This is the reality of the current crypto winter:
Consider this, however. As the crypto winter progresses, the market is cleansing itself. Bad actors, scammers, and people with frail business models are gone or on their way out. Terra collapsed, 3AC imploded, Celsius evaporated, Voyager crashed, and who knows what happened at FTX’s offices. Were those people doing honest business, or were they suppressing bitcoin’s price by rehypothecating the BTC in their custody? That’s for the courts to determine. Our only concern right now is the following:
Ask any traditional financial, (or TradFi) investor, he or she will tell you to diversify your assets. It’s up to every person to decide if that advice translates into the decentralized finance world. If so, readers can decide which, if any, is right for them. This is not strictly an either/or situation. Readers could easily use the three strategies simultaneously, or in any combination they see fit.
These are our possible solutions:
How has TETRA appreciated during both bearish and bullish conditions? What does #3 mean, exactly?
The project’s whitepaper defines Tetraguard as “a decentralized smart token basket of major coins with shared transaction fees and staked ETH.” Since this is a brand new instrument, we want to unpack that and highlight how Tetraguard works. There’s actually a fourth asset in that basket, the instrument’s native currency, the Quadron or $QUAD. The QUAD collects the trading fees every time TETRA is bought or sold. The fees collected in the QUAD are in ETH, and are distributed among all the TETRA holders on a pro-rata basis. When holders sell their TETRA, they also collect their pro-rata fees collected in the QUAD.
The project’s smart contract is fully audited by ConsenSys and runs on the Ethereum blockchain. That’s the reason for the wrapped BTC and PaxG, they have to be Ethereum-compatible to join the party. And, of course, the $QUAD is an ERC-20 token. Each Tetraguard basket is composed of:
And Tetraguard was built to project five key principles:
So, it's purported to be very bitcoin-like. The question remains: Is Tetraguard the optimal tool to survive the crypto winter? Read the whitepaper and decide for yourself. If you decide it isn’t, two other strategies are still available.