Last night I fell asleep unknowingly, and I missed the so-called bottom zone for my dollar-cost averaging plan. But think about it carefully—if Bitcoin really reaches $200,000 or $500,000 in the future, then is the current price difference of just over $90,000 really important?
This is my dollar-cost averaging strategy—not to worry about short-term fluctuations of a few thousand dollars.
Here's the latest record of my dollar-cost averaging:
Transaction amount: 0.111074 BTC Invested funds: 10,010 USDT Average transaction price: 90,117.5 USDT Execution time: January 3rd at 6:30 AM
The next step is to continue buying between January 9th and 10th. The long-term holding logic is simple: the current price levels, compared to the target prices years from now, are just the starting point. Instead of chasing the perfect bottom, it's better to stick to regular accumulation.
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CrashHotline
· 01-05 22:53
Whether you sleep or not, you have to buy. Anyway, in a few years, it's all just the starting point. So what are you hesitating for?
A fluctuation of ten thousand yuan is really insignificant; I'm just worried that my mindset will collapse and I'll sell early.
The key to dollar-cost averaging is persistence; a perfect bottom has never been an expectation.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 01-05 19:31
This mindset is amazing; sleeping peacefully is actually a blessing. Compared to those who stare at the market and chase the bottom every day, your dollar-cost averaging rhythm is the true way to live.
Honestly, the difference between 90,000 and 200,000 is really nothing after 5 years. Still obsessing over a few thousand yuan of fluctuation is really overthinking it.
0.111074 coins, that's a pretty aggressive holding. Just keep accumulating.
Instead of trying to predict the bottom, it's better to stick with the plan and get on board. There's nothing wrong with that.
Sleeping well is better than anything else; dollar-cost averaging is all about peace of mind.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 01-04 06:14
Honestly, this mindset is truly incredible. If I had this determination, I would have been financially free long ago, haha.
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BasementAlchemist
· 01-02 23:52
I need to learn this mindset. Falling asleep actually saves on transaction fees, haha.
Pursuing the perfect bottom is really futile. It's better to just keep dollar-cost averaging. Anyway, in ten years, today's 90,000 will just be a joke.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-02 23:45
This mindset is really amazing. Sleeping through the "bottom" ended up making me even more clear-headed, haha.
It's pretty much the same. Instead of watching the charts every day and chasing the lowest point, it's better to keep buying and enjoy the process.
Looking at the 10 investment records feels comfortable. When it reaches 500,000, this small difference will just be a joke.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 01-02 23:40
This mindset is incredible. Falling asleep actually avoided the itch to chase the bottom... Really, when I look back at the 90K level, it's indeed insignificant. Just consider it as a regular investment fee.
Last night I fell asleep unknowingly, and I missed the so-called bottom zone for my dollar-cost averaging plan. But think about it carefully—if Bitcoin really reaches $200,000 or $500,000 in the future, then is the current price difference of just over $90,000 really important?
This is my dollar-cost averaging strategy—not to worry about short-term fluctuations of a few thousand dollars.
Here's the latest record of my dollar-cost averaging:
Transaction amount: 0.111074 BTC
Invested funds: 10,010 USDT
Average transaction price: 90,117.5 USDT
Execution time: January 3rd at 6:30 AM
The next step is to continue buying between January 9th and 10th. The long-term holding logic is simple: the current price levels, compared to the target prices years from now, are just the starting point. Instead of chasing the perfect bottom, it's better to stick to regular accumulation.