Starting to DCA and buy the dip in Crypto Looking at the four-year cycle like carving a mark on a boat to find a sword, it seems like we’re entering the bottom range now. BTCDOM seems to have already entered the top zone. On-chain valuation, holder losses, miner revenue, and market sentiment are all starting to show dense signs of a cycle bottom. More importantly, Crypto liquidity has gotten so bad it’s making me despair. I realized this issue when I saw how poor market liquidity was the day before yesterday. New coins have no takers, altcoins lack sustained buying pressure, and the entire market’s attention and incremental funds are being sucked away by U.S. stocks. Of course, we can’t see liquidity truly returning yet, but for now, I also don’t see much room for it to continue bleeding heavily. —————— So I’m planning to build a spot position over a four-month cycle. The plan is to allocate 60% of my total funds to spot positions, with the target ratio: BTC : ETH : BNB = 3 : 1 : 1 Not considering altcoins anymore. I’ll use ETH, the leader of altcoins, as my exposure to altcoin risk. BNB is more about trusting Binance and the fact that most of the money is being made by Binance. 75% of the planned position will be completed through consistent DCA over the next four months; the remaining 25% will be kept as cash to manually buy during significant market dips. I can’t judge if this is the absolute bottom. My judgment is based on the current time, valuation, and liquidity position. Taking on some losses by going further down versus entering the next cycle upward—at this point, the risk-reward ratio has entered a range I can accept. If the market continues to drop, I still have cash. If the worst-case scenario truly ends with Crypto completely dying from here, then I’ll just take part of the money I’ve earned from Crypto and use it to give back to my family.