🪙 What is DCA and how does it work?
DCA stands for Dollar-Cost Averaging.
The idea is simple: instead of investing your entire amount at once, you split it into smaller equal parts and buy regularly.
For example, if you have $1,000, instead of investing everything today, you could buy:
• $100 every week for 10 weeks
• $10 every day
• $250 every month
Why people use DCA:
✅ You don’t need to guess the perfect entry
✅ You keep buying during both pumps and corrections
✅ You reduce the risk of putting everything in at the wrong moment
✅ It removes a lot of emotion from investing
DCA stands for Dollar-Cost Averaging.
The idea is simple: instead of investing your entire amount at once, you split it into smaller equal parts and buy regularly.
For example, if you have $1,000, instead of investing everything today, you could buy:
• $100 every week for 10 weeks
• $10 every day
• $250 every month
Why people use DCA:
✅ You don’t need to guess the perfect entry
✅ You keep buying during both pumps and corrections
✅ You reduce the risk of putting everything in at the wrong moment
✅ It removes a lot of emotion from investing