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Crypto DCA

Projects the value of buying crypto on a fixed schedule (dollar-cost averaging) at an assumed annual growth rate.

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Jak używać

  • Enter Starting amount.
  • Enter Assumed growth % / year.
  • Enter Years.
  • Enter Compounds / year.
  • Enter Buy per month.

Wzór

FV of regular purchases at an assumed growth rate.

Przykład

Buying $200 of crypto monthly for 5 years at an assumed 15% annual growth builds roughly $17,700.

About this calculator

Dollar-cost averaging is the default strategy of people who accept a simple truth: nobody times crypto tops and bottoms reliably. A fixed purchase on a fixed day removes emotion from the single decision that destroys most retail portfolios — buying more when euphoric and freezing when prices fall.

Use the growth field as a scenario dial, not a promise. Crypto has delivered years of +100% and years of −70%; a plan that only works at optimistic growth is not a plan. The honest use of this tool is comparing how much of the outcome comes from your contributions versus assumed growth — early on, it's almost all contributions.

Częste pytania

Why DCA instead of a lump sum?

DCA spreads your entry across prices, trading some expected return for far less regret and timing risk in a volatile asset.

What growth rate should I assume?

Nobody knows. Test several — including 0% and negative — and treat every result as a scenario, not a forecast.

Does DCA guarantee profit?

No. If the asset falls over your whole horizon, DCA loses too — it averages your price, it doesn't remove market risk.

Wskazówki

  • Never invest more than you can afford to lose — crypto is volatile.
  • Self-custody means responsibility: back up your seed phrase offline.
  • Check fees and spreads — they quietly eat small trades.

Pojęcia

Staking
Locking coins to secure a network and earn rewards.
DCA
Dollar-cost averaging — buying fixed amounts on a schedule.
Impermanent loss
Value gap from providing liquidity vs simply holding.