We could probably ballpark it with around 15% to 20% per year and be fairly accurate.  Of course, it does not reflect equally across goods and services, which causes some confusion in regards to how each person might be affected based on the kinds of goods/services he consumes.


https://dcabtc.com/

https://dcacryptocalculator.com/bitcoin?start_date=2022-11-15&finish_date=2024-02-18&regular_investment=100&currency_code=USD&investment_interval=weekly&exchange_fee=0.02

https://costavg.com/

I have used the first two, and sometimes you will need to manually correct the dollar values, but they tend to come out the same on the BTC values based on your inputed numbers.

They are pretty great "I told you so" tools, and they also work for the smug fucks who want to proclaim that they are making bank by trading BTC, shitcoins or other kinds of trading.  So we can point them out to DCA results and then ask them if whatever the fuck they were doing in regards to trading would have had beaten a fairly straight-forward DCA strategy... Of course, the longer the period, the less likely they would have beat it... especially if we start getting into 4 years or longer. .. unless of course, if they actually or more of an expert style trader, but expert style traders do not tend to pump their bullshit as if it were generally applicable to normies.

Of course many of us know that you can combine DCA and lump sum buying, so sometimes you would be able to beat DCA with a strict accumulation strategy that tends to buy more on the dips and maybe supplements with DCA at various points in time.