As far as I know, DCA is also used by investors for long-term investment so that for investment in Bitcoin with the DCA system, everyone must know what the risks are.
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I usually recommend dca to anyone who is just starting their BTC journey,
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Besides Bitcoin, does this DCA also apply to Ethereum coin purchases? This is just a comparison.
Unfortunately, to use this DCA system requires a stable income and this is very difficult for me because I only work as a private laborer whose daily income is uneven or uncertain. Unless maybe my job is stable and I get a flat salary every month then I can definitely do DCA to buy Bitcoin. It's also hard now because getting free Bitcoin is not easy and may be very different from a few years ago when Bitcoin was still cheap, with a nominal of 10 dollars you can get 10 Bitcoin.
Nowadays, there's no such thing as "free lunch" already. What I'm saying is, there's no such thing as "free Bitcoin" right now because we're not in the years where faucets are big enough for us to get free tokens.
Your story is exactly like what is happening in my current life. Nothing is free and even to sleep we have to pay unless maybe I become homeless on the streets.
DCA is really hard for somebody that doesn't have a stable income "UNLESS" his income despite being unstable is more than enough to cover your monthly expenses plus you have spare money that you can use to invest into Bitcoin but aside from that, you will be having a hard time doing this strategy. If you really want to invest into Bitcoin, I guess this is the time for you to find a more stable job instead of being a private laborer. I'm not saying that your job isn't good especially if it feeds your family, but if your desire to buy Bitcoin is way bigger then maybe find a more stable job, or you can also stay as a private laborer, but find another income source.
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That's true, it seems like it would be very difficult for me to do DCA every month, let alone every week. Unless maybe I get an inheritance from my parents worth hundreds of thousands of dollars but unfortunately my parents are not from the rich family either.
And there is one more thing, which is finding treasure, maybe when I walk in the forest and find 1kg of gold then if that happens I will definitely keep 1/2 of the gold and the other 1/2 I will buy Bitcoin. This is only my imaginations.
As far as I know, something that is forced will not be able to provide beautiful memories or produce something profitable. In this life, if we work for real but are full of coercion, the results will certainly not be satisfying. For investing in Bitcoin, we also cannot force it with the funds we have and I also don't want to force myself to force buying Bitcoin for investment.
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So yes, Bitcoin accumulation isn't something you rush into, it's something you plan for and put several things into adequate consideration too before beginning your accumulation journey because that's a long term journey and should be adequately prepared for.
I also think the same because investment must be with a calm mind and a wise soul because once the price of the BTC I bought goes down, the USD estimate will also go down. While for daily needs, the price goes up. DCA for the long term in Bitcoin is not easy because it must be done with a mature mind.