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Done stacking, now HODLing

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What’s your DCA amount for BTC?

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Questions about DCA and UTXO

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I have decided to match my child's allowance 100% in the form of DCA into her own personal wallet.

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Bitcoin correction

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Share your DCA format (Sticky post)

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How is the tax on Bitcoin calculated?

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Worries about UTXO

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DCA In, DCA Out

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Bitcoin is just false hope for DCA guys

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To everyone who told me to dump all my money in and not DCA before ETF Approval!!

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“For $1 a day you can save a child’s life”. Well….I can also DCA into bitcoin for an early retirement.

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No BS off-ramp option ?

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What is your preferred method of DCA?

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DCA plan

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I want Bitcoin to drop more

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What does 'Have a Plan' look like?

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$SOLONG the dragon

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Always dips just days before I can DCA :(

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Bought at 45k

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DCA Army ? Is this correct ?

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My Stomach Hurts

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After 4 years of DCA i finally have 0.25 BTC

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Why is Dynamic DCA unpopular?

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What is your current DCA frequency? Am I doing it right?

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I think everyone of us should DCA now

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Low-Custodial hybrid hot / cold DCA method guide for HWWs

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Should I be DCA’ing every week or wait until it stops dropping to buy more?

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Now or Later???

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Im using a DCA bot, any recommendations for the settings?

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Can you DCA in Coinbase advanced?

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How to best keep all money in Bitcoin?

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Time the market and you'll get left behind. DCA is the way..

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ETF Came and went. Bitcoin price crashed. BTC is dead

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Wait or pull the trigger? That is the question.

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Patients young Degens

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Anyone else just chillen?

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Unpopular Opinion

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DCA time or not

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How do you all stack Bitcoin?

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Does anyone else find it odd the whales are the ones making up the selling?

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Questions regarding best method to buy BTC for my younger brother

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What portion of your 401k did you or would you allocate for purchasing ETFs?

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Bitcoin ETFs

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People exiting completely from crypto right now and dumping their entire bags before the halving, what's the rationale?

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For people who DCA and hodl, how many sats do you allow to accumulate in a CEX before you transfer them to your non-custodial/hardware wallet?

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For all of you jerk offs that lost hope watch this

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Best exchange for DCA in USA?

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Günstig kaufen mit wenig Gebühren

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Buying to a cold wallet

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Need help understanding the value of ETF for BTC

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Keep stacking guys, don’t panic, don’t get emotional, trust the process, be disciplined and DCA.

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What Ultimately Drives Big Bull Runs?

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Low-fee options for small dollar DCA?

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What would you do in my situation?

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Ways to automate buying dips

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Seems a lot of you are new to Wall St.

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New to BTC, looking for some advice

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Big Bitcoin Bounce Coming Soon…

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Exit strategy

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I'm a little confused. If these are 'SPOT' ETFs, how come the price isn't @ 45k?

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Big Surprise the ETF didn’t impact price much day one…

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Taxes! Suggested methods for tracking profit? Do I need to report income from 3202 sat test sale?

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UTXO

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Controversial Opinion on ETF

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Congratulations Bitcoin Peopel

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Too late or never too late?

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One thing to keep in mind while everything is going on. In reality, nobody knows shit about fuck. DCA is your friend.

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Good thing to keep in mind while everything is going on. In reality, nobody knows shit about fuck. DCA is your friend.

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I bought 1800 in Bitcoin last night

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Bitcoin ETF is Just The Beginning 🚀

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Should I move some of my positions in my Roth IRA to the new spot-BTC ETF?

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Am I the only one who doesn‘t think the ETFs will necessarily be a good thing for BTC or Crypto in general?

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Best way to buy 0.25

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Something to consider when buying and selling BTC…

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Message to the sub (ETF event)

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Called the ETF news top, got downvoted into oblivion.

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Remember that you were completely ignorant once, so expect repetitive questions from the influx of newcomers

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Cold storage or exchange for btc DCA?

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Should I buy etfs.

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DCA Questions

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Australia Deposits PAYID

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Today I have finally reached .1 BTC!

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I seek UTXO knowledge

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Exchange question?

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Isn’t this whole SEC fiasco kind of proving how Bitcoin can not be a security?

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DCA with SATS or with FIAT?

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Two Critical Questions (Post SEC-account-hack): Who? & What's Next?

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Making this post to say, I’m so happy I continued to DCA daily.

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BITCOIN is an IQ Test that 95% + of the world has failed

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Wallet advice for UTXO management.

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Understanding UTXOs

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Bitcoin on cashapp

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Bitcoin Single dump or DCA?

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Surfing the sun for sats. DCA everyday.

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Hot to persaude your significant other to buy BTC?

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DCA Frequency?

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I bought BTC at 65k in late 2021.Im so proud to stick with my DCA for past 2 years. To all of you who have been DCA for past 2 years, you're true winners🥳

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How can I transfer my Sats/Bitcoin from PayPal to another hot wallet - and will my rate change?

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How to cope with not having enough

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DCA concluded. Your **Bitcoin pension** starts now (2026, Bitcoin is at $120,000). Each month, you'll recalibrate 0.2% of your Bitcoin portfolio, converting it into dollars (or any currency that suits your daily needs) to cover your regular living expenses. Initially, this will provide you with $1,200 each month, but anticipate growth to approximately $280,000 monthly within 30 years. Even then, you'll retain 2.3 Bitcoins. Expect a steady **improvement of your lifestyle**. Continue with traditional saving and investing strategies, consider leveraging the system, perhaps get a mortgage with your soul-sucking job, and pay the installments with your Bitcoin pension. That job becomes less a source of income and more a school of life. You maintain empathy and compassion for the other rats in the race, valuing sacrifice and effort. You **gain work experience**. With the calmness of someone who trusts the future will be okay, you lose the fear to step up into your own path to **more fulfilling ventures**. Aging will slowly make you **value the truly important things** in life: social connection and purpose. You **work on yourself**, your mind, and **your body**. You give back to the **people you love**, to live a long, fulfilling life. You might die with a large portion of your Bitcoins untouched and an even bigger **smile on your face**, knowing you were **FREE**.

If BTC goes to 1 million you will have $280. Great ROI but won't make you rich. You need to continue to DCA into BTC.

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You can lead a horse to water…. Just like all those people that you’ve told about bitcoin that didn’t listen. There are people all over the sub that blabber on about lump sum “statistically outperforming” DCA. I just scroll on by any more. I know what works for me and small DCA is where it’s at. I buy every day and automatically withdraw when the utxo is big enough. It has been a game changer for me. Everything works smoother and I don’t even need to think about it. I can keep it up for as long as I need to and I know over time I can’t be beat. Sure if you start out with a big pile of money your stack could look better but for a large portion of us we aren’t starting out with a big pile of money. We have just a little pile of money but it’s consistent. It starts out slow but over time I use that fomo urge to get a better wage and a better position so I can make a bigger DCA contribution. So far its driven me ever upward in my career. Now my DCA has tripled since I first started and I have a better position, a better salary and a nice stack of satoshis that are like a rock foundation to keep me secure. I built this position daily and there’s no substitute for that knowledge and experience. It didn’t happen by getting lucky one day when I shoved my life savings in and prayed. I’ve researched and studied and learned so much along the way. That’s just a few of the intangible benefits of DCA vs lump sum that people don’t factor in when they start making assertions. That daily focus changes you and for me it is for the better. Peace

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DCA (Dollar Cost Average) what you can afford to lose every week or pay check. Do this for the next 10 years and watch what happens.

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DCA bi-weekly and HODL. It’s still at the very beginning so no exit strategy for now.

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I use my card rewards to DCA into BTC. Better than any other card rewards system available to me (like 5x better).

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I’ve aggressively stacked working a high stress job for a while now. Now it’s time to downshift and do less. If somehow we have excess funds, I’ll buy bitcoin because it goes up forever, but it won’t be at the magnitude of todays DCA

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Use DCA to build your stack and when there is a huge dump like 10% - 20% buy lump sum.

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Start immediately and set up a DCA schedule. That’s the single best piece of advice if you’re interested.

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We're three weeks pre-halving, so I'd dump it all in today. Post-halving I'd resume your DCA. Depending on where we are in early '25, I might also pause the DCA in anticipation of a drawdown. Keep in mind that everything I stated above relies on old patterns that hold. With the landscape *vastly* different than it was in previous cycles, there's a high probability that these old patterns are no longer relevant.

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DCA, I went heavy at all time high like a dumbass. Just DCA

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lump sum = higher expected value, higher variance DCA (averaging) = lower variance, lower expected value The two main questions you have to ask yourself: can you stomach a drop down 10%, 20%, 30% or something like that the day after you bought? And are you comfortable with holding such a large sum in bitcoin in the first place (meaning, have you got a hardware wallet, have you done a proper backup, did you test your backup, do you know what to do if your device bricks, do you understand what a seed phrase is etc etc). If the answer to both question is a yes, then you might consider lump sum. Either way, it doesn't matter that much either. One argument in favour of DCA beyond pure EV is that it gives you a bit of time to get accustomed to bitcoin storage/transactions before jumping in with larger amounts. This is all under assumption that you can stomach losing all your money completely and your life will still be fine. Don't invest what you cannot afford to lose and all that. https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7gi55s/dont_invest_recklessly/

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Buy whatever you can afford or DCA. Also study and understand Bitcoin overtime.

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Don't marry your bags. Profit is profit. Have some sort of plan for exiting the market when the bull run really starts to take off. Most alt coins have had their moment of glory, and some will have their moment of glory this bullrun. Over the years, most have faded away into obscurity, have been hacked and exploited, or were just an elaborate pyramid scheme, for example, TIME, NEM, ONE, LUNA to name a few. If you are investing into an established "Blue chip" like BTC or ETH, then DCA to you hearts content. They are the least likely to fail if you are looking at selling years from now. For all others, don't be afraid to take profits, hell, even for BTC and ETH, profit is profit. You can always DCA back in WHEN the bear market starts again. You also don't have to sell all of it at once. DCA in and DCA out. Set limit orders over various price points on the way up. This should prevent you from being greedy and not realizing profits when you should have (the market always goes up, LOL), otherwise, you will be the exit liquidity, and you will be left holding the bag if you don't have some sort of exit plan. I was one of many left holding the bag during the previous bull run (it feels like a right of passage), and I have been slowly but surely accumulating during the recent bear market. I already have my exit strategy set up. My limit sell orders have been placed at prices that I would be happy to unload some of my current holdings if they were at those price points TODAY. I will DCA out on this run. I will not be left holding the bag. I will most likely DCA back in on the next bear market. Good luck to you, fellow internet stranger, and remember, if all else fails, this is a casino. You should only play with what you can afford to lose.

Retail DCA and Diamond Hands 💎 🙌 that’s me 👍

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Nobody knows what will happen. However, taking some profits on the way up is a sound approach. How much is up to you. Personally, I'm watching market risk to DCA out step by step, keeping some BTC no matter how high we go. Just in case "this cycle is different" - don't rely on that one by the way. With huge upside comes huge downside. Here's [a very well-received Guide](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1am42ts/a_practical_guide_to_dynamic_dca_risk_metric_tier/) I wrote a month ago. I've shared it on a few similar posts like this and people have always been very grateful. Make sure you have a proper strategy for this cycle and don't get left behind.

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I don’t listen to anything BTC maxi saus nor do I even look at that sub. Nothing but DCA comments. You realize anybody in that sub got in early and they’re just trying to keep their bags full.

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Anybody else’s DCA day just keep being 10k more than other days of the week lol

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lol it drops like 10k and you all are acting like its the time to buy. wait till there is blood in the streets. or DCA like you should be doing.

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Regular DCA and HODL for ten years. Will evaluate my financial position 2 years after the 2032 halving. Kinda hoping I'll be able to buy a lambo and then hand in my notice at work.

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There’s nothing to be ashamed about. I had to take care of many adults too and people don’t get how far it puts you back. Yes, unless you have emergency fund and most debts paid off I wouldn’t risk it. If you have those covered I’d still put it in stock market before crypto. But if you really want ti if DCA into BTC. 99% the othered come and go. ETH isn’t bad either but I and many would suggest BTC.

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Keep in mind that lots and lots of research has been done on strategies to time the market and find ways to outperform it. Short-Term Outperformance vs. Long-Term Decline had been looked into a lot: Some strategies might exhibit short-term success, potentially due to chance or exploiting temporary market inefficiencies. However, sustaining that outperformance over the long term is difficult. Market competition tends to erode any inefficiencies that these strategies might have capitalized on. And long term investment strategies almost always win over chasing short-term gains through complex trading strategies in any asset. DCA and long term Hodl isn't for "emotional people"... It's for people who understand math, statistics, and decades and decades of data and research all saying the same thing unequivocally. Yeah, you can get lucky timing the market and with complex trading strategies, but there's a 99.9% historical chance you're going to underperform people who DCA and Hodl over the really long term. So far there isn't a strategy that statistically beats DCA and long term hold except in very short term ranges and sometimes magical luck. It's always the market timing attempters or special trading strategists that turn into the most stringent buttcoin trolls when they eventually underperform it lose most everything in a random unproductive change. Having said that, if you have nearly unlimited wealth, there are banned gambling strategies you can try to enjoy like, every time you lose your bet in blackjack, just rebet everything you lost plus a bit more and keep doing that until you win back all your losses with a small gain. That does work.... But it doesn't mean you'll outperform the option of just holding and waiting.

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What’s funny is I never thought I was late, because when I bought it already “crashed” from $260 or so back to $100, then literally just after I bought it continued up and never went below my purchase price. Of course as the price increased I didn’t really buy any more until like 2017 when I discovered DCA.

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DCA with extra thinking

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Those are better results than if I tried trading. Just DCA and forget about it, every buy is a winner eventually.

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Are they bad? I used them for DCA?

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DCA what you can afford. Never get over your skies. Never panic sell. Don't sweat the volatility. Think years not weeks.

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USA ETFs buying Hong Kong exchanges getting ETFs London exchanges getting ETFs Halving in a month OTC inventory collapse due to etf purchases Retail DCA Major institutional interest and fast tracking of approval of asset Microstrategy turning inflationary fiat into btc holdings GBTC outflows starting to stop US mutual funds allocating 5% to btc ETFs India opposition party having their banking assets frozen China financial collapse due to evergrande and major construction company failures USA passing 1.3 Tn spending bill good for 6 months only US Fed rate cuts 3x upcoming So many many reasons

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Calm down. My senses tells me that there's a pullback to 40k-35k . So we can DCA there.

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The whole point of crypto is to evade regulations, tax free transactions and hidden wealth. If you need liquidity, DCA out via Monero (for total privacy) and sell locally in p2p market, otherwise just keep holding,

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How do people set these bots up? It’s not like a DCA trade it’s more like as soon as the token hits a low it buys instant and sells as soon as it’s high. Any explanation? Is this like a developer with an own bot or what?

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Did a lump sum. Turned out to be significantly better than any form of DCA...

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I DCA'd out twice with ETH. Don't blame you

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Do you mean lucky like bought 400 coins for $10. Spent them on in-game items for a game you don't play anymore and are now trying to DCA $30/wk at $70k/coin? That kind of lucky? 😂

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Learn to live with it. DCA and do what you can. Losing sleep over something you can’t control will eat your soul.

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Better advice would be to DCA and lump sum the dips. The long term trend is always up. Why take a risk with gambling?

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Too close to the halving to worry about DCA now. All in, and DCA extra if you want. We're under a month away and the supply shock will hit even harder when the ETFs can big players want to buy up lots.

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$1000? Buy it. That’s too small to breakdown into a DCA because you are afraid of it going down.

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Stop trying to time the market and just DCA instead

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I used to now I buy opportunistically on pullbacks. Alts I DCA

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Stay humble and DCA. Never stop stacking. It's always been that easy.

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DCA is the way. This video may help as well: https://youtu.be/IQHLpdWvyK4?si=YqFIbyn1H0fqXUvS

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TA guys and shitcoiners are going to do their bullshit no matter what. A lot of them have huge egos and just want to prove to other people that they were "right"... Regardless of how many times they were wrong. The Internet is full of these fuck tards and it always will be. Bitcoin only. DCA (through a Bitcoin only company). Take off exchange. Hodl. It's that simple.

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My favorite coin out there. Bought in 11/2021 for the first time and kept DCA'ing that beauty until now. Proud hodler without having sold a single coin yet. Let's moon again, fellow bonkers. ![gif](giphy|I3nmx8q0oe7Z9aLcYi|downsized)

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"only mutual fund and compliant stock dividend reinvestment plan investments can use the average cost basis method to determine cost basis when reporting capital gains." So no you can't lump DCA lots together. Bitcoin isn't a mutual fund.

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Yes, DCA is a good way to start.

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After 6 years, I don't follow any rigid DCA plan anymore. I buy whenever i am in the mood to do it

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Depending what you have to spend, you can DCA into it to try and make the most of the dips if you can find them. However, don't go overboard and spend only what you can afford to lose. Good luck.

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DCA. Buy the dip. Boom solution.

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DCA but preaching utxo management so at least 1-2 million sat transactions into cold storage Periods of high fees in the future as hyperbitcoinization accelerates & lightning keeps building so be prepared

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Are you guys still buying at these prices, slowing down, or just DCA same amount every day/week?

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Alright. DCA 10-20-30 dollars a week won't hurt. Thanks for your time! Will study the market and see how to manage my portfolio

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DCA. tHiS Is ThE wAy

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DCA long term only works for Bitcoin, there are no guarantees anything else will still be appreciating long term.

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I used to do it weekly with more money, but current money troubles has severely stripped my purchasing power for a bit. I now just DCA $7 a week so I can still feel like I’m “in the game”

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If I stop doing DCA now this math would project me to have $577k CDN fiat by the time I retire in 2036. I don’t intend on stopping DCA so it will be more. I should do up a quick excel sheet to see how much more the additional DCA input would create, and then save it to the cloud and see over time how well this projection ages. My hope is this is projection is under.

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2021 here. Was just thinking about this. This was kind of technically my first full bear. So even though I was here for the ATH last time, I think this time I’m actually figuring out how it feels to run up from the bear, impact of DCA, all that fun stuff.

Mentions:#ATH#DCA

Before you go any further please do more extensive research. Otherwise you might lose a lot of money. Things like DCA are very basic concepts you need to understand before jumping in. There's a BTC beginners sub reddit you should read.

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What’s DCA ?

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Start DCA now

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DCA all the way! Also look into tax free loans against your Bitcoin using DeFi

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DCA?

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I didn't sale for profits last run and I probably won't this one. Is this a small crowd of noobs like me that just DCA humble amounts because we think the future will actually show us more substantial gains? Or should I just pull my small amount of profits and save that for the next dip?

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At minimum weekly but it's usually a few times a week. Also a daily recurring(small amount) DCA.

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I started 1 month ago and "" earned"" 60 bucks(only invested 100 bucks) by buying low and selling high. I just read that holding requires DCA and lots of inversion and timing. (No trading, just bought Near at 4 and sold it at 9, bought ronin at 3.6 and sold it at 4.4, bought near at 6.6 and now sitting at 22 near(160 dollars today) My goal is to invest only in good options(ai + gaming) the main problem i see here is, if i can only invest 1k/1.5k dollars per year(third world country) if its worth it the time or i just have to invest in myself, assuming i can do more money in the future. Fomo is killing me, a x5/x10 by the end of the year could change my life I noticed my friends lost lots of money by buying meme coins too late, and trading high amounts of money, or buying some shit coins that wont do a +4% weekly or monthly, i dodged that but i'm still afraid of the market This is my experience for now

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Did anyone else think “oh hey nice! $15 is a good start. Welcome to the party, hope you decide to DCA.” Then realize, oh shit, this was 8 years ago. 💀 But for real, congrats and fuck you.

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DCA hourly.

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Interesting point. I self custody my BTC. However, I had money sitting in a 401k from my previous employer that I intended to use to fund a self directed IRA so I could buy my current company’s stock. I work for a small engineering firm that consistently gets 15-20% ROI each year. They wouldn’t let me buy with a self directed IRA, so I moved my $ to Fidelity and bought FBTC. I’m considering selling enough FBTC to cover my initial BTC spot purchase once my FBTC doubles in price. That would allow me to take my chips off the table for my initial BTC purchase, without selling the BTC I have custody in and just letting the rest ride! I’m still DCA’ing weekly into BTC. So I can see people selling FBTC when it gets high for various reasons and the tax benefit is high on that list.

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There is no point in DCA-ING at this point. Just spend it all. Bitcoin price is moving up from here to new ATH

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i auto buy daily, $4 a day, and another monthly DCA buy $120

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DCA is the way

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Always so I DCA & stack sats

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I think what you should get good old excel out and look at what will make/save you the most money (yeah, there is that whole non monetary aspect). You would be able to look at BTC estimated appreciation vs. your mortgage interest vs. DCA'ing if you were mortgage free (still remember utilities and property taxes). Or, combinations. You may sell a little bit to buy down your mortgage rate. But, if your mortgage is only 3.5%, and you think BTC is going to $300k (just say a 4x) in 2 years or something, well it might be better to hold BTC and pay the silly 3.5% while still DCA'ing your left over income. A lot of things to consider!!

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I would buy BTC or ETH as my first coin, as they are less attached to any platform or business, extremely decentralized, and hard to manipulate the price. And I would like to do long term DCA instead of put all in at once.

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DCA everyday with low fees

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Trading is a good way to lose money. I'd say just DCA and forget it.

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DCA still make sense before the halving or this thing going to blow up soon?

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There's no bad time to buy BTC. Sell some BTC, then start DCA back in on red days.

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Good start, just DCA when you can and hold onto it welcome to the party

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Sell the BTC. Buy the house. DCA into BTC with the money you save on interest on your mortgage payments.

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The goal was for Bitcoin to be used to buy your lattes. That has not worked out Turns out buying bubble gum using transactions at the same level of security as needed for $100,000,000 corporate transfers is overkill. People complain about how slow and expensive it is because they don't realize how much security they are paying for when they really, really do not need it. Does that mean "Bitcoin is a failure"? I wish I could fail so hard that I create a trillion dollar market cap! It means Bitcoin's utility turned out different than planned. It has become the bedrock asset on which to collateralize other assets like MakerDAO. That makes Bitcoin tremendously useful for financial system organizations. Not so much for consumers. For consumers, it's totally a buy-and-hold investment. Consumers should DCA a small % of retirement funding into Bitcoin and hodl it until https://observablehq.com/@jimbojw/wen-moon I think that calculator is quite simplistic because it assumes you operate on a long enough timeframe that multi-year bear markets don't matter. But, it's an interesting plan to work through. Just don't bet your whole retirement on it! So, what should consumers do for day-to-day transactions? I'm hopeful for Ethereum Layer 2 eventually. I think the right solution is to have Eth Layer 1 be a foundation collateral asset like Bitcoin and to have lower-cost-lower-security Layer 2 be used for transactions that are "merely" $10K or smaller. The biggest challenge to this is psychological. Everyone wants "Just give me one coin to do everything so I don't have to think!" I think eventually that will be some ETH Layer 2. But, right now there's so much pre-existing Layer 1 stuff that everyone is going to have a ton of inertia against moving over. In the mean time, there's not a perfect coin at the moment. If you want to transfer money around, do it on Litecoin (It's a classic that's as widespread as BTC, but the fees are trivial). If you want smart contracts, look at techniques to reduce your ETH gas costs. If you want a retirement fund, DCA 10% of your investments mostly in to BTC and somewhat into ETH. If you want to hold bags, there are plenty of options :P

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what is the point of buying bitcoin if not to sell it and use the profits for something like this? Personally I agree with what people already stated, sell and then use what the mortgage payment would have been, and DCA into crypto again to replenish what you sold.

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Sell stack, get a house comission free. Start DCA with your monthly "not-morgage" payment.

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You could do a down payment, pay a mortgage for 12-18 months and DCA out of bitcoin at higher prices, then pay off the mortgage and have a nice bag leftover

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All over... EWR, ORD, AUS, DCA, SAN. Seen these for at least 2 years, y'all don't get out much, do ya?

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As someone who is stubborn I can tell you the only real way to learn this lesson is to try it. Worst case you fail and learn why we say DCA. Best case you succeed. No amount of advice is going to convince you as well as losing/making money.

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Sell and get your house. You can always DCA back in when you feel like it’s time to invest again :)

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[The best is DCA strategy here is an interesting graph of how much one guy achieved](https://www.facebook.com/groups/402840975806323)

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DCA out actually sounds like a decent plan. I strongly believe we are on the cusp of BTC going 2-3x from here. I generally lean on the side of take profits just because I held through the entire 2017 bull run and didn't take any profits. I'm still here and my BTC is worth a lot these days, but taking some profits at that point in my life could have really helped quite a bit too. Ah well, no regrats.

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Cost of house + interest over term + inflation Increase of house value Vs Potential rise in BTC The house will cost you more long term and unless the price goes up enough to offset the interest and inflation and equal the profit of bitcoin returns (both unknown)..... I'd say mortgage free is a better here. What ever the mortgage cost would have been you can DCA that back in to bitcoin for the next 30 years and I believe that will be very worthwhile as a pension fund. Assume mortgage is $1000 per month Assume crypto cycles remain constant and BTC will be below current value next bear season.... You'll likely own a full BTC again in 4 years or so, just in time for the next bull market to double your value again 😂 Mean while you'll probably own 5% of your house and paid a lot of interest......

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Pay off mortgage and DCA whatever would have been you mortgage payment or interest only amount

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I would get the mortgage anytime 7% is just the cost of doing business and holding onto an appreciating asset. Plus OP got BTCs. He could still DCA out to cover repayments and some more, but slowly enough to ride the coming 12 months. It would suck to then end up in bear markets again and be forced to sell low. Commit to sell all your btc by next year. The chance is you would be able to buy a second house rather than having just 1, and still mortgage free by then.

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This is my plan as well. We can always DCA from 2026-2030 and ride the cycle again

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I have a solid Bitcoin DCA strategy and I can't remember the last time a significant Bitcoin price dip did anything to me. Still feel the urge the put some money in a random shitcoin. But I know, it's gambling...

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OP, you do you but I would sell as much as is needed to cover the whole mortgage. If the holdings are not enough to cover it all, I'd sell probably around 90% and the other 10 when and if it goes up next year. In the meantime, you can DCA heavily. Home is not an investment, home is roof over your head and think about the freedom and security you gain by not having to worry about losing it. You don't worry about changing the job that you have in case the next one is worse. You don't worry about economic problems as much because you can support yourself for a while with minimal savings. People shouldn't treat primary residence as an investment, it's a security thing first and foremost, imho.

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When it comes to home, people forget it's not designed to be an investment vehicle. Security trumps profit when it comes to primary residence. With no mortgage OP can afford to DCA heavily into BTC while having no worries about staying homeless.

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What happens when something unpredictable happens and the market goes to shit? Bitcoin is worth shit, OPs salary is worth shit as inflation is through the roof, op struggling to pay to keep the roof over the head. Purely theoretical but a possibility. I'd sell, pay off mortgage and DCA half the amount mortgage would cost me into Bitcoin. Win win imho.

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A lot of people here are saying the middle ground is to do half, but you could do the win-win a different way. Do a normal mortgage and keep all or most of your BTC. Wait as the bull run heats up into 2025 and DCA out as needed to be mortgage free. You would effectively pay several months of interest as a "fee" for waiting for your gains to come in. If by 2025 you are up 2x or more on the BTC, you will take out only a fraction of your gains to be mortgage free, and you've only slightly delayed your timeline as a cost. The hit you take on the interest for a few months will be a dropion the bucket and you still get a fully paid mortgage within a year, a slightly delayed time frame. Free house plus a bonus stack to enjoy while you are living in it.

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