"El Salvador buys 1 BTC every day"
It sounds both disciplined and risky. Admittedly, strategically, El Salvador is playing a textbook DCA game: consistently, regardless of price, using the long term as a measure. This discipline, when viewed from a psychological aspect and messaging, is a significant advantage.
However, their discipline comes with a large umbrella: the state budget, bonds, and... the public bears the consequences if there is a drawdown. Individuals do not have that privilege. Copying it exactly can easily lead to failure.
If: political circumstances change, debt pressure arises, or the IMF presents "conditions", could they become forced sellers? History is full of examples where "long-term plans" break down midway. And DCA is not immune to 2-3 years of stagnant prices.
If you are still DCAing daily, make sure:
•Do not borrow to DCA.
•Do not dip into daily expenses.
If BTC remains below ATH for a few more rainy seasons, they can endure – can you be sure you can too?
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