Some exchanges allow the setting up of automatic DCAing. You can choose an amount and a frequency, perhaps daily, weekly or some other inverval - exchanges will vary in t how an automated DCA could be set up and part of the reason that I don't like them is that they usually cannot be set up for a very specific time, but instead at the the most daily, so the exchange will likely batch all of the DCA's at the same time and might even play shenanigans with the DCAs, though maybe some of the exchanges have improved their systems. If you are going to use an exchange to automatically DCA, I would look into how they describe their way of executing the automatic DCAs.
Manual DCA is that you do your own buy, and surely you can even set your buy up as a market taker limited order rather than having your order be a market maker. Market takers have lower fees than market makers, and of course, people are going to have differing rates and differing options depending on their geographical location and which exchanges are available to them.
Regarding your statement: "it really picks my interest." I am pretty sure you meant to say: "it really piques my interest
Thanks for the clarification sir JayJuanGee and the correction also . We literally learn each day , well I think I will continue with my manual DCAing for now , but I will still like to know more about the automatic DCAing and how it works, so that I can also teach it to others . Manual DCA is that you do your own buy, and surely you can even set your buy up as a market taker limited order rather than having your order be a market maker. Market takers have lower fees than market makers, and of course, people are going to have differing rates and differing options depending on their geographical location and which exchanges are available to them.
Regarding your statement: "it really picks my interest." I am pretty sure you meant to say: "it really piques my interest
I am pretty sure that most major exchanges have such an option to employ some kind of an automatic DCA. Below is a screen shot from BinanceUS's description of various automatic buy options...
Binance (not BinanceUS) probably has some similar options, and some of the exchanges will allow the client to customize their automatic DCA more than others, yet I still have not found an exchange or service that allows the customer to select the hour of the day that his automatic buy is executed, so that is part of my objection to all of the automated DCAs getting executed around the same time or maybe just the lack of transparency regarding when they are actually executed.. but you can see that Binance's automatic DCA is pretty strict (or limited) in terms of when/how you can employ automatic DCA, which is daily or the various other increments that they show which amount to Binance's likely executing the DCAs in somewhat non-transparent ways on about a daily basis for their varying customers with differing automatic DCA preferences...and surely some people don't really care about those kinds of details that might ONLY end up affecting their buy orders by a percentage point or even less.. which is part of the reason that I would just prefer to manually execute my own, in the times that I am inclined to do it... but for some folks it is surely not any big deal as long as they get their buys in at the period that they had specified the exchange to execute their automated DCA buy orders.
Because in this space if one want to improve themselves he or she have to learn each day . And especially when it comes to bitcoin is always fun to learn things related to it .
Well I'm going to also do my own research concerning automatic DCAing, to get a clearer picture and to understand it more better once again thanks for the brief explanation concerning it .
Well I'm going to also do my own research concerning automatic DCAing, to get a clearer picture and to understand it more better once again thanks for the brief explanation concerning it .
For sure, if you build a strong foundation, or start out with good basics, then there tend to be a lot of things that we can learn along the way in regards to how we employ our practices and perhaps some other options that might be available, and surely we also know that some information is better than others, so some folks get caught up in some areas of learning that might not be so helpful, yet still we sometimes need to explore and experiment in order for our learning to become more concrete (or for our learning to make more sense in terms of our own understanding and/or our abilities to share with others).
I have found that some of my participation in the forum has helped me to explain more clearly some of my ideas to real life people, yet still even if we are talking with real life people, there are going to be things that the bring up that we might not know how to respond or we might not know enough, so those kinds of interactions can sometimes stimulate us into doing more research, to the extent that we even have time to engage in such research (of if doing the research is worth it).