DCA sounds kinda dumb, but adding a few tweaks can make it way better. Narrow definition of DCA: Buy a fixed amount at a fixed time every month to average out costs. Sounds simple, but 90% of people mess up because of the word 'mindless.' The problem with mindless DCA: You keep buying high during pumps and get stuck during dumps. If you start DCAing in a bull market, by the time the next bear market hits, chances are you won’t have much profit left. Actually, you can add some conditions: You can DCA based on price, not just time. For example, buy every time the price drops $100 instead of buying once a month. You can set start and stop conditions. For instance, start buying below $30K and stop once it breaks $60K. Factor in your external income. Your salary and side hustle income are all ammo for DCA. A few golden rules: Always keep cash on hand—how else are you gonna buy the dip without ammo? Only invest in large-cap assets. Bitcoin alone is enough. If you’re mindlessly DCAing into BSV, your understanding is already off. When it’s time to sell, reverse the DCA strategy. The logic is the same. DCA sounds like spending money, but let’s reframe it: A regular get-rich strategy—get rich every four years. Sounds way better, doesn’t it?