Basically DCA is just an investment strategy, while this strategy will most likely not have a big impact on your optimism about the future of bitcoin. There are many investors who are optimistic about the future of bitcoin, but they have different strategies, not just DCA. For me, that's not a problem, the most important thing is that they try to make Bitcoin an investment, whatever strategy they use.
DCA is very useful for those of you who want to take advantage of price volatility to carry out accumulation. Even though you can buy all at once at a certain price, DCA can be considered as a backup strategy if the price falls further than the previous purchase. If you don't set aside a budget, then perhaps you are ignoring the opportunity.
In adjusting the investment journey, of course, many supporting factors are needed, both strategy, strong mentality and also our focus on buying Bitcoin. Regardless of how you respond to it, of course, for now DCA is a strategy that is better understood by beginners or those on the accumulation journey.
So how you interpret DCA will not have a big impact on our optimism in running investments, Isn't an increase in BTC ownership that we execute routinely going to grow our optimism about the investments we make.
Should DCA be juxtaposed with price volatility, while DCA is a strategy that does not look at the price when we execute it. DCA is not a backup strategy but the main strategy that we have implemented so far, if you want to switch strategies on your investment journey I think you have to think more clearly so as not to interfere with the investment you are making.
If DCA is run properly I think we will not miss or ignore any opportunities. But for you I don't know how you interpret DCA and run it in an investment for the long term.