Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) is a super simple strategy where you invest a fixed amount of money into a coin at regular intervals—regardless of whether the price is up or down.
Why use it?
Because trying to catch the perfect moment to buy is exhausting—and usually wrong. With DCA, you spread your buys over time, lowering your average cost and dodging the drama.
How it works:
Choose your coin (BTC, ETH, or whatever you're into).
Pick how much you want to invest each time (like $10 a week).
Decide how often (daily, weekly, every two weeks—you’re the boss).
Let it run. No market watching needed.
How to do it on Binance:
Tap “Trades” at the bottom.
Select “Convert”.
In the top-right, tap the little clock icon for “Recurring”.
Pick your coin, amount, and frequency.
Confirm and you’re set—Binance does the rest.
Final tip:
DCA works best when you let it breathe. Don’t stop just because prices are down—that’s when you’re getting the good stuff on sale.
Got your own DCA strategy—or a question that’s been bugging you? Drop it in the comments and let’s swap ideas. And if this helped simplify things, give it a share so more folks can stop panicking and start planning.