FAQ
Should you buy Bitcoin?
Yes.
Should you sell Bitcoin?
No.
What is Dollar-Cost Averaging?
Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) is an investment strategy where you invest a fixed amount of money at regular intervals (e.g., weekly, monthly) into a particular investment, regardless of the asset's price at the time. The goal is to reduce the impact of volatility by spreading the investment out over time.
Who should use DCA?
Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) is ideal for:
- Beginner investors.
- Long-term investors focused on building wealth gradually.
- Risk-averse investors who want to reduce the impact of volatility.
- Investors with limited funds or regular income who want to invest consistently.
- Those who want to avoid emotional decision-making and market timing.
It’s particularly useful for those investing in assets that may have price fluctuations (such as stocks, index funds, or ETFs) and prefer the discipline of investing regularly without worrying about market timing. However, those looking for short-term gains or more active management might prefer a different strategy.
How is our app different from the other apps you can find on the internet?
- Our app is Bitcoin-focused. Our goal is to promote Bitcoin and show how difficult it is to outperform Bitcoin with other assets, whether these are tradfi assets or shitcoins.
- You can also backtest DCA portfolios in USD terms.
- You have access to thousands of tickers from all major asset classes in one app, including crypto, stocks, bonds, ETFs, and commodities.
- You can combine several assets into one portfolio, rebalance it annually, or let it run without rebalancing.
- You can easily compare multiple assets and see which ones perform the best based on several metrics.
- You can visualize how your portfolio performs compared to major benchmarks.
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