What is Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)? — And Why It Works
Trying to time the market perfectly is nearly impossible.
That's why smart investors use DCA — Dollar Cost Averaging.
What is DCA?
Instead of investing a lump sum all at once, you invest a fixed amount at regular intervals — regardless of the price.
Example:
Instead of buying $1,000 of BTC all at once, you buy $100 every week for 10 weeks.
Some weeks you buy high, some weeks you buy low — but your average cost evens out over time.
Why DCA works:
- Removes emotional decision-making
- Reduces the risk of buying at the top
- Works great in volatile markets like crypto
- No need to predict short-term price movements
- Builds a position steadily over time
Best for: Long-term investors in BTC, ETH, and strong altcoins.
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