Speaking of dollar-cost averaging, I started my investment in March 2024, when the price of $BTC was around $65,000. If I said I could foresee the current price a year later, that would definitely be a lie. I even lost a jar of wine to my neighbor, betting whether Bitcoin could break $100,000 before 2025, and I lost.

I mention this because many of my friends at the time said that dollar-cost averaging during a "bull market" was not right, as the prices were too high. They suggested waiting until a bear market, at least until BTC returned to around $50,000. However, now we see that not only has $50,000 not appeared, but it hasn't even dropped below $70,000.

Additionally, many friends are still caught up in trying to find the lowest price each month for their investments. From my perspective, dollar-cost averaging is a strategy that can be used by those who know nothing about investing as a long-term investment. There's no need to understand macroeconomics, technology, or data; you just need to buy at market price with your salary. After all, in the long run, a difference of a thousand or two thousand dollars is insignificant.

So if you really want to dollar-cost average, start buying from the moment you have that awareness. Block out all distractions and just buy at regular intervals. Of course, dollar-cost averaging is also a test of understanding and consensus. The four types of investments I chose to dollar-cost average were to see which one would yield the highest returns.

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