During a rapid market move or a slow one, I have learned that i can’t force perfect entries. That is where I started focusing on DCA until it made sense to me. I changed to rather buy small, steady amounts over time than stress over timing every move so that if the market dips, I get more for the same spend. If it pumps, I’m still adding without hesitation.

    And with crypto tech, sticking to DCA is even easier. Exchanges and onchain tools have been letting us set up recurring buys that run automatically, which helps me stack the things I believe in.

    BTC with its 21M cap and ETH running the smart contract economy, and a few other projects I think will matter down the line without having to log in every time.

    I have noticed that if i had been putting the same amount into Bitcoin once a month since August last year, you’d be looking at roughly a 30% gain right now. or even more since Most top exchanges like bitget are even adding small perks for it, giving a $50 worth of exchange's token rebate for using recurring buy.

    I see DCA as something not just about the short term chart, but something that quietly builds exposure to the networks, infrastructure, and protocols that could shape the next decade of finance. The tech just makes it harder to break the habit.

    How Crypto Tech Makes DCA Easier to Stick With
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