DCA Slowly at the Bottom – Surviving Sustainably in a Volatile Market

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✅ When to DCA:

• When RSI(6) or RSI(7) drops below 20 ➔ sign of extreme market overselling.

• Appearance of light green candle volume after many red candles.

• MACD is contracting or starting to curve slightly upwards (no need to wait for a complete crossover).

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✅ Safe DCA principles:

• Divide capital: 3–5 parts, each order no more than 5–10% of total capital.

• Do not all-in on a single price.

• Have a stop-loss plan if the trend is strongly broken.

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✅ Prioritize DCA for major, high liquidity coin pairs:

• $BTC/USDT

• $ETH/USDT

• $BNB/USDT

• $SOL/USDT

• $ADA/USDT

• (Also consider $XRP, $LTC, $AVAX if signals are clear.)

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✅ Avoid:

• DCA low liquidity coins or those with unusual volatility.

• DCA when RSI is still high (>50) or when prices are rapidly increasing due to FOMO.

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✅ Prioritize trading time frames:

• 15-minute frame ➔ to observe short-term signals, enter and quickly take profits (1–3%).

• 30-minute frame ➔ to confirm the rebound or divergence.

• 1-hour frame ➔ only to determine the major trend, not for short-term spot trading.

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✅ Summary of principles:

• DCA at low RSI + Light volume surge + MACD curling up.

• Divide capital into parts, do not concentrate orders.

• Capture short waves of 1–3%, do not greedily extend.

• Stick closely to the 15-minute frame to enter orders – 30-minute frame for confirmation – 1-hour frame for orientation.

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✨ Emphasizing statement:

“DCA slowly at the bottom helps you survive in the long run.

Buying the peak due to FOMO only causes you to lose capital quickly.”

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(This article shares personal experience, not investment advice. Please research thoroughly before deciding to trade.)