When I was doing my DCA last month, BTC was hovering around 62,000. To be honest, the moment I confirmed the buy, my finger was hesitant. My mind was full of thoughts like, “Should I wait—maybe it’ll go lower?” But in the end I still bought, because discipline is more reliable than feelings.
Looking back, buying at that level wasn’t a bad call. I’m not bragging that my judgment was spot-on—I'm praising the fact that my system held up through that moment of doubt. I’ve written code for ten years. What I trust most isn’t inspiration, it’s things that can be executed repeatedly.
Just saw CryptoQuant say that the market cap of USDT has shrunk by 4 billion, and selling pressure might be nearing exhaustion. I don’t treat that as a “buy-the-bottom” signal, but I do see it as a reminder: when others panic, buying according to the plan is far more grounded than trying to guess the bottom. What’s the hardest thing for you to overcome when you DCA?
Looking back, buying at that level wasn’t a bad call. I’m not bragging that my judgment was spot-on—I'm praising the fact that my system held up through that moment of doubt. I’ve written code for ten years. What I trust most isn’t inspiration, it’s things that can be executed repeatedly.
Just saw CryptoQuant say that the market cap of USDT has shrunk by 4 billion, and selling pressure might be nearing exhaustion. I don’t treat that as a “buy-the-bottom” signal, but I do see it as a reminder: when others panic, buying according to the plan is far more grounded than trying to guess the bottom. What’s the hardest thing for you to overcome when you DCA?