As a showcase of the BTC DCA app functionality and in general, for understanding the Dollar cost averaging strategy, here you can see a few screenshots from the example portfolio made for sharing periodically and a demonstration of the results while investing according to the DCA investment strategy. BTC DCA Calculator First, you must calculate your goal or monthly investments in the BTC DCA Calculator. The results are just for your information. If you are… Read More »Showcase: Example BTC DCA portfolio

Halvings are a key aspect of the Bitcoin network and have a significant impact on the cryptocurrency’s price. In this article, we will explore how halvings have affected the Bitcoin price in each of the three halving cycles that have occurred so far and discuss some of the most significant events that influenced the price during each of those cycles. First Halving Cycle (2009-2012) The first halving took place on November 28, 2012, when the… Read More »How Do Halvings Affect the Bitcoin Price?

In general, the BTC DCA app supports all the FIAT currencies of the connected cryptocurrency exchanges. Except that, the application offers to buy bitcoin in several tokens. Please, note: Every token and currency have their minimal amounts for a single investment. These limits are always noted as a part of the “Create an exchange order” form. Binance exchange The BTC DCA tool provides all the available FIAT currencies of the Binance exchange: In the case… Read More »What tokens and currencies can I use at BTC DCA?

Considering monetary inflation (a decrease in the purchasing power of money), it is clear that holding a fair amount of FIAT money without valorization does not make much sense. Therefore people searching for reliable options to store their wealth value in time. Limited amount of bitcoin In comparison to FIAT money or natural resources, bitcoin with its total amount of 21 million coins is limited and due to the fact it cannot be increased, it… Read More »Why should I start saving in bitcoin

Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, it is not the same as casual FIAT money. One of the main differences between bitcoin and FIAT money (USD, EUR, GBP,..) is the principle of decentralization. In comparison to the classic centralized FIAT money, the decentralized bitcoin cryptocurrency secures this way one of the biggest advantages and so that its anti-inflationary principle. In other words, nobody can come and say “we need more bitcoins, let’s print some more above the… Read More »What’s the best place to save my bitcoin

Cryptocurrency exchanges are not the same as banks and cryptocurrencies are not the same as the FIAT money we know. Of course, but what does it mean? The US dollars, British pounds, Euros, and other FIAT currencies are under the control of particular countries and they are also regulated by or better to say controlled by central banks like ECB (European Central Bank) in Europe, FED (Federal Reserve System) in the US and so on… Read More »Why should I withdraw BTC off the exchange?

Key Benefits of Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) for Bitcoin How Does DCA Work for Bitcoin? Dollar-cost averaging is an automated trading strategy that involves investing a fixed amount of money in Bitcoin at regular intervals, regardless of the current price. By buying a little bit each day or week, investors can potentially get the best average price on Bitcoin and avoid the stress and time involved in trying to time the market. In fact, according to… Read More »Dollar-Cost Averaging: An Automated Trading Strategy for Bitcoin Investors

Introduction to Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) Dollar-cost averaging, also known as unit cost averaging, is a long-term investment strategy that involves investing a fixed amount of money at regular intervals, regardless of the current price of the asset being purchased. It is a popular strategy among investors looking to apply value investing principles to their investments and potentially lower the average cost per share of their portfolio. How Does DCA Work? DCA works by consistently buying… Read More »Dollar-Cost Averaging: A Comprehensive Guide