🐾 The market only offers cheap chips after it falls ·
You can never finish buying the bottom, but you can set your own DCA rhythm
@Yi He @CZ
A long-term believer in spot DCA
There’s one saying I find more practical than any price-point prediction:
「You can never buy every dip at the bottom.」
No one can buy at the absolute bottom.
And no one can say exactly where the bottom is—not even me.
So rather than guess, set your own pace.
DCA isn’t really about “when it’s useful to get in,”
but about “when to start, and what rules to follow.”
Think through how you’ll approach the next three to five years;
after that, all that’s left is to stick to the plan.
Spend less time listening to people calling it a bull market when prices rise and a bear market when they fall.
They won’t make you more accurate;
they’ll only make you more anxious.
There’s another point here that I really agree with:
「I won’t touch this position for at least a year.」
That matters more than any price target.
Because it’s not saying “I think it’ll go up,”
but “I’m giving it time.”
Without time, DCA is just empty talk.
But one thing needs to be made clear:
「Pick up chips at low prices without hesitation」—that’s an opinion, not a fact.
You only know what the low was in hindsight.
No one can confirm whether this is a low right now.
Everyone has different finances, risk tolerance, and time horizons,
so someone else’s position strategy can’t simply become yours.
Short-term prices are always unpredictable, and the risk is real.
What you can learn is the method, not the conclusion:
Buy in batches, keep some powder dry, give it time, and don’t chase the news.
These four things are worth more than any “price point.”
That’s the same lesson from day 1008 of the Puppy Community:
📹 The livestream has never stopped, reaching up to 700,000 people;
📝 Up to 51 of the top 100 popular posts came from regular members;
💬 Someone answers every question from newcomers;
🔗 The on-chain address has been abandoned.
There’s no project team, and no one can make decisions on behalf of this publicly verifiable project—the community controls the contract permissions.
Day 1008 wasn’t reached by guessing; it was reached by putting one foot in front of the other.
We can’t control the market,
but we can control our pace.
One last thing:
The essence of DCA isn’t buying cheap;
it’s making sure your decisions aren’t rewritten by emotion.
The market will always make noise;
what you need to bring is your own set of rules.
🐾 Day 1008 · You can never buy every dip at the bottom, but you can set your own pace
You can never finish buying the bottom, but you can set your own DCA rhythm
@Yi He @CZ
A long-term believer in spot DCA
There’s one saying I find more practical than any price-point prediction:
「You can never buy every dip at the bottom.」
No one can buy at the absolute bottom.
And no one can say exactly where the bottom is—not even me.
So rather than guess, set your own pace.
DCA isn’t really about “when it’s useful to get in,”
but about “when to start, and what rules to follow.”
Think through how you’ll approach the next three to five years;
after that, all that’s left is to stick to the plan.
Spend less time listening to people calling it a bull market when prices rise and a bear market when they fall.
They won’t make you more accurate;
they’ll only make you more anxious.
There’s another point here that I really agree with:
「I won’t touch this position for at least a year.」
That matters more than any price target.
Because it’s not saying “I think it’ll go up,”
but “I’m giving it time.”
Without time, DCA is just empty talk.
But one thing needs to be made clear:
「Pick up chips at low prices without hesitation」—that’s an opinion, not a fact.
You only know what the low was in hindsight.
No one can confirm whether this is a low right now.
Everyone has different finances, risk tolerance, and time horizons,
so someone else’s position strategy can’t simply become yours.
Short-term prices are always unpredictable, and the risk is real.
What you can learn is the method, not the conclusion:
Buy in batches, keep some powder dry, give it time, and don’t chase the news.
These four things are worth more than any “price point.”
That’s the same lesson from day 1008 of the Puppy Community:
📹 The livestream has never stopped, reaching up to 700,000 people;
📝 Up to 51 of the top 100 popular posts came from regular members;
💬 Someone answers every question from newcomers;
🔗 The on-chain address has been abandoned.
There’s no project team, and no one can make decisions on behalf of this publicly verifiable project—the community controls the contract permissions.
Day 1008 wasn’t reached by guessing; it was reached by putting one foot in front of the other.
We can’t control the market,
but we can control our pace.
One last thing:
The essence of DCA isn’t buying cheap;
it’s making sure your decisions aren’t rewritten by emotion.
The market will always make noise;
what you need to bring is your own set of rules.
🐾 Day 1008 · You can never buy every dip at the bottom, but you can set your own pace
