Digital Currency Dollar-Cost Averaging Diary: Bitcoin Investment Yields 8% Profit

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Since early 2019, I've been practicing dollar-cost averaging (DCA) with digital currencies. My current portfolio includes BTC, ETH, EOS, and HT, though I may adjust strategies based on market conditions. This journal documents my live investment journey while sharing practical insights.

Market Analysis: Bitcoin's Volatile Ride

Yesterday's prediction about Bitcoin potentially dipping below 8500 proved accurate when prices briefly touched 8480 before rebounding to 8600—where it consolidated throughout the day.

Key observations:

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Trading Strategy Validation

For those who placed limit buy orders near the bottom:

DCA Performance Breakdown

Bitcoin (BTC-USDT)

MetricValue
Total DCA periods108
Average entry price$7,975.47
Current price$8,641.50
Total ROI+8.351%
Annualized ROI+65.321%

Ethereum (ETH-USDT)

MetricValue
Total DCA periods282
Average entry price$176.08
Current price$165.33
Total ROI-6.104%
Annualized ROI-16.645%

EOS (EOS-USDT)

MetricValue
Total DCA periods277
Average entry price$3.5931
Current price$3.5649
Total ROI-0.785%
Annualized ROI-2.185%

Huobi Token (HT-USDT)

MetricValue
Total DCA periods131
Average entry price$3.2389
Current price$3.1232
Total ROI-3.573%
Annualized ROI-17.558%

Market Outlook

My original technical analysis remains valid—we're maintaining watchful observation of:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why continue DCA during market downturns?
A: Systematic investing smooths out volatility—lower prices mean acquiring more assets per dollar, improving long-term position averages.

Q: How often should I adjust my DCA strategy?
A: Review allocations quarterly or after 20%+ price movements, but avoid reactive changes to short-term fluctuations.

Q: What's the ideal DCA frequency for crypto?
A: Weekly or bi-weekly investments balance market exposure without over-optimizing timing. Daily intervals increase transaction costs.

Q: When should stop-losses be used in DCA?
A: Primarily for emergency capital protection—set thresholds below major support levels (15-20% below entry) to avoid being shaken out.

Q: How to track DCA performance effectively?
A: Use spreadsheets or portfolio trackers monitoring: cost basis, quantity accumulated, and separate ROI calculations per asset.