Decide to do a small experiment—see how far systematic investment in BTC can go.
The recent market has indeed been uneventful, consolidating for a long time. After much thought, I finally made up my mind. Today, I officially start the dollar-cost averaging plan, initially buying $1 worth of BTC weekly. If the price dips, I will gradually increase the position. This approach sounds simple, but in practice, it tests whether I can resist temptation and noise along the way.
The goal is very clear: to continue investing regularly for 10 years. I won't consider selling unless it reaches $1 million or more. This is not out of stubbornness, but out of respect for the full cycle. BTC has experienced several obvious bull and bear transitions, but in the long run, it still follows the passage of time. As long as I don't waste it, sticking to it will always tell a story.
Do any friends share the same idea? Let's witness the power of dollar-cost averaging together.
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PretendingSerious
· 2h ago
Bro, I love this rhythm, but I'm just worried about getting chopped for韭菜 over the 10-year journey
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$1U per week... Can you really stick to it? I bet fifty cents that you'll start finding reasons to reduce your position after two years
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Not selling at $1 million? When the market is booming to the sky, can you still hold? I don't believe it
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Dollar-cost averaging is really a test of patience, more brutal than technical analysis
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Wow, 10 years. I'll give you a thumbs up first, but don't end up with a story of chaos and mess
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The real magic is watching your account go from green to red and back again, that kind of torment
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Honestly, at this price point, it's really suitable for entering the market. It all depends on who can hold out until that day
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$1U per week sounds pretty stable, but it really tests your execution ability
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Not wavering for 10 years? A big drop in three months could change your mind
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This idea isn't wrong, but how many can truly do it? Time is the best answer
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LiquidationWatcher
· 12-15 06:56
Bro, I really admire this mindset of yours, 1 million in 10 years... you must be pretty tough.
Honestly, investing 1U weekly is a bit of insurance, just worried that if it really drops later, I might get itchy.
I also want to do dollar-cost averaging like that, but I feel I lack the discipline, and I tend to mess up at critical moments.
Only those who stick with it are the winners, let's witness it together.
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IntrovertMetaverse
· 12-14 05:51
I won't sell for 10 years, I respect you. Just afraid that by the third year, I might start to waver.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 12-14 05:47
Weekly 1U? Bro, this pace is a bit slow, but on the other hand, it really tests your resolve.
Setting the 10-year 1 million threshold isn't low. Will I change my mind when the time comes? Haha.
I'm just worried I won't last halfway and start trembling while watching the K-line—that's the real test.
I also want to try, but I'm afraid I have a rookie's fate.
Keep it up. If it really works out, treat me to a drink then.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-14 05:41
lol $1 weekly? that's cute, the real accumulation happens when plebs panic sell and you're actually buying the blood. weak signals everywhere rn tbh
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RebaseVictim
· 12-14 05:39
Weekly 1U fixed investment, I respect this mindset. I'm just afraid that in ten years, when I see the numbers in my account, I might regret not being more aggressive.
Decide to do a small experiment—see how far systematic investment in BTC can go.
The recent market has indeed been uneventful, consolidating for a long time. After much thought, I finally made up my mind. Today, I officially start the dollar-cost averaging plan, initially buying $1 worth of BTC weekly. If the price dips, I will gradually increase the position. This approach sounds simple, but in practice, it tests whether I can resist temptation and noise along the way.
The goal is very clear: to continue investing regularly for 10 years. I won't consider selling unless it reaches $1 million or more. This is not out of stubbornness, but out of respect for the full cycle. BTC has experienced several obvious bull and bear transitions, but in the long run, it still follows the passage of time. As long as I don't waste it, sticking to it will always tell a story.
Do any friends share the same idea? Let's witness the power of dollar-cost averaging together.